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10-04-2011, 09:13 PM   #11

Re: sounds


ta angie u got it lol.,if no one else did



it was at the very end i asked,mags
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10-04-2011, 09:13 PM   #12

Re: sounds


I so rarely whistle I never noticed if it bothered the resident cat ... ;probably would have spotted it, so suspect the answer is no, Niki. Harmonica playing and the hoover spook my cats.
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10-04-2011, 10:13 PM   #13

Re: sounds


Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelley123
mine come running if they hear the fridge door opening.
Denis comes running if the fridge door opens too, and a shake of a whiskers temptations box, and if I show him the furminator (he runs to it not away)

Whistling, Denis doesnt like that, but neither do I he doesnt do anything drastic just his ears go back, same if I sing....but then again most humans do
He used to run from the sound of tin foil and carrier bags...not too bad now...he runs from people too
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