Clever cat walks dog on a leash to owner’s front door [video]

Metro [UK] ^ | Wednesday 27 Mar 2013 | Mark Molloy

[Slings and Arrows]

Video at source.

[Slings and Arrows]

Nice to see a dog who knows who's in charge.

[Paladin2]

My dog chases the cat. The cat seems to insist. Were the cat smart enough to just run to the door, she wouldn’t need a leash to get the dog to come home.

[Slings and Arrows]

Sounds like like your cat and dog are buddies.

[Focault's Pendulum]

Thanks for the ping. At least one of my two would do that....after beating the crap out of the dog!

Same one attacked a freaking deer!

[Paladin2]

They are buddies at a certain level, but draw the line short of curling up together.

[Dr. Sivana]

Were the cat smart enough to just run to the door, she wouldn’t need a leash to get the dog to come home.

The cats that I know usually prefer not to exert themselves by running, when they can get what they want and save their energy.

[smokingfrog]

[Slings and Arrows]

A mite feisty, that one.

[Slings and Arrows]

That’s them.

[patriot08]

That’s the cutest thing! Thanks for posting

[Slings and Arrows]

My pleasure.

[Focault's Pendulum]

A mite feisty, that one.

Both petite female tuxedos. One's a princess with very sharp claws when needed , the other one is a scrapper. They are always doing the submissive/dominance thing.

But God help someone who tries to abuse/attack one or the other or me. It's an unspoken immediate truce and you're likely to wind up in the ER with someone with tweezers pulling cat claws from your skin, and a lot of gauze to stem the bleeding!

I have T shirts that are full of holes from holding them. And they were being affectionate!

They can go from deep sleep to full attack in nanoseconds.

[Slings and Arrows]

One of my cats is a female tuxedo too. She’s...not submissive.

Looks like you have a great fur pair.

[Focault's Pendulum]

Looks like you have a great fur pair.

Yeah. I do. brought them both in from the woods about two years apart.Some of their antics are hysterical. Tonight was paper bag night. I was laughing so hard I turned off the TV to watch them.

And BTW, I enjoy the fact that you have this ping list. While I may not post to every ping, I enjoy reading others experiences.

[Slings and Arrows]

I’m glad you enjoy the list - that’s what makes running it worthwhile.

All my kitties are former strays too. And yes, they can be hilarious.

[goodnesswins]

Our cat is tuxedo also (dropped in our yard by his feral mother at 6 weeks). Tuxedo’s must be the most common cat of all!

[Focault's Pendulum]

Our cat is tuxedo also

Interestingly, The tuxedo is not a species of cat, just a coloration.

[goodnesswins]

You should go to the videos at the end of this one and click on the EPIC videos (the picture of the tiny grey kitten being petted on the belly ) One of the video’s of a cat taking on an alligator!!! (or croc, not sure)

[Focault's Pendulum]

All my kitties are former strays too. And yes, they can be hilarious.

My problem stems from the fact that they understand English. One has mastered the word OUT (they don't go out anymore unless I'm holding them long story flea infestation, she almost died). The other knows how to pronounce EAT.

I'm really afraid if they can articulate the letter F.