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lf532 is Male
02-02-2014, 07:25 PM   #1

Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


Found this sweet youtube video of a cat getting into a fight with a collar cam on.
Pretty neat to see the interaction of two animals from their eyes. Never seen something like this before.
technologys cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gU9r2rCIFM



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BlackWolf65 is Male
13-02-2014, 02:46 PM   #2

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


I mean no offense to you, I think it would be quite interesting to put a collar cam on one of my cats to catch the outdoor exploits that go on - BUT, this situation is a perfect example of why my cats do not go outside. Granted, the cat wearing the cam was obviously the dominant one, but think about the reaction that the other cat was experiencing.

I used to allow my cats to be indoor/outdoor animals, but after losing too many of them, I've now decided that any cats who join my family will be kept indoors all the time, or if they really insist on going, then they will do so only in a harness and on a leash.

Honestly, taking my cats for walks that way is very pleasant!



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lf532 is Male
13-02-2014, 07:32 PM   #3

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


I've lost a cat outside aswell so I know how it feels, however, I feel too bad inside to not allow my cat to do his.. "natural bidding"
theyre animals so ill let him behave as such



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13-02-2014, 11:15 PM   #4

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


While I do find it interesting to see what cats and other animals really get up to, I find your title for this thread unsettling and very UNCOOL.
Would it be as entertaining to you to view and post some terriers with cams on, ripping a fox apart?



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15-02-2014, 05:41 AM   #5

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


Must say title alone put me off viewing the video



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15-02-2014, 09:58 AM   #6

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


Yes, me too. I've not looked at it. Hate cat fights, my poor Kizzy has just been bitten.



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16-02-2014, 06:01 PM   #7

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


Then I suggest you don't watch it ladies. I did watch it and felt terrible for the poor kitty on the receiving end of this. It wasn't blood and gore, thankfully, but it was disturbing just the same.



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16-02-2014, 08:29 PM   #8

Re: Cat fight from cat's eye point of view


I agree, I haven't viewed this as it sound so voyeuristic and cruel. We know cats fight and hiss, Pandora has acquired a scratch on her nose today, but to want to witness it close up seems unnecessary.



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