Sunny hasn’t been videoed as much as Car-E so I thought I’d remedy that today.
I couldn’t figure how to record us together. I finally decided that getting down on Sunny’s level was the best way to accomplish this.
Of course, Car-E had to photobomb us. I turned him as quickly as I could so you didn’t too much cat-butt in your face.
I did end the video before getting up off the floor. I assure you that you wouldn’t want to watch that struggle.
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As I walked down the lane with Sunny, I remembered why I don’t care to walk the lane with him in the spring.
There may be muddy spots, but that’s not what bothers me.
It’s the goose poop that is scattered all over. Sunny considers these blobs yummy treats. Ugh!
The wind was picking up as we headed back to the house. Sunny never seemed to get enough of his goose treats. As we neared the road the number of ‘treats’ diminished.
It always turns my stomach when he goes after these bits. Our next walk will be on the road where Sunny only gets dog treats that come out of my pocket.
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The cart doesn’t do too well in winter so it wasn’t used much, except during hunting season.
After sitting for three months, I charged the battery and took it for a ride.
After going around the yard once, I stopped and picked up Sunny for his first ride of 2021.
Sunny kept an eye out for deer and other critters, too bad we didn’t see any close to home.
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Car-E my cat has been in many blogs/videos. I thought it was about time Sunny took center stage.
Sunny begs for treats.
I noticed something the other day.
Tossing and handing treats to Sunny gets different responses from him.
He thinks about what is handed to him and sniffs it, but he gobbles whatever is tossed in the air.
I thought that interesting.
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I was in the living room when I heard a great noise coming from the kitchen. All I could think was that my large kitten Car-E was getting into mischief again.
Of course, I was right. Car-E had turned over the dish drying rack and trapped himself in the sink.
Could he get out? I grabbed my camera to document another Car-E adventure.
Here’s that video.
Happily he escaped and happily the rack was empty and nothing was broken.
I have to watch what I leave on the counter. As I was putting my groceries away, Car-E grabbed a package of hotdog buns. In his play, he threw the bag on the floor, giving it to Sunny, my dog. Sunny took the bait and tried to eat the buns.
I got there just in time to rescue the buns.
Car-E has tossed other things down to Sunny. I think he wants to get the dog into trouble.
I can only wonder what kind of trouble Car-E will get into next.
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