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Having spent the past three years observing two quite different cats who came into my life via a relationship, I'd say the answer is "eh, a little". One of the
by mft_ 5y ago
Having spent the past three years observing two quite different cats who came into my life via a relationship, I'd say the answer is "eh, a little".
One of them has learnt to do basic tricks for treats, and has also learned to turn on two different robot hoovers by pressing the right button - she only does this late at night, which I take either as attention-seeking or just boredom? The other one is the Zoolander of cats.
Beyond this, they seem quite limited: sleep, eat, wander around, watch the world go by, occasionally hang out with us, sometimes play or hunt.
- darkerside 5y agoWhy does that make them unintelligent? More like unambitious if you ask me.
- dylan604 5y agoThat's like looking at your retired grandparents and calling them unambitious for just sleeping and playing golf and eating dinner at 4pm. A 16 year old cat deserves to do whatever the hellz it wants.
- darkerside 5y agoOr a teenager for sleeping and playing videogames. The only difference is time horizon, which you introduced I suppose for the sake of your own argument? No idea how old these cats are.