Never2Bknown
Fish Crazy
My sweet (sometimes, anyway) little kitty, Rosewood, has an extremely annoying tendency to chew on plastic. She knows darn well that it annoys me, too!!! I could swear she does it just to get on my nerves sometimes... She especially likes chewing on plastic bags just when I get into bed and get all comfortable, so that I have to get up and go take it from her.
Another thing Rosewood likes to do is wake me 2 or 3 times at night so that I can pet her. First, she walks all over my face. If I don't react to that, she'll start licking my nose. And if she STILL doesn't get a reaction from me, she starts licking my mouth. That never fails to work. Then, she proceeds to start drooling in happiness and slobbers all over my face and neck for around ten minutes, when she finally gets enough petting and goes to wreak havoc someplace else.
My second cat, Sasha, is sweet gray ball of fluff who starts purring if you just say her name. However, she is also a very, very STRONG ball of fluff who enjoys headbutting people ecstatically whenever she is petted. One morning, when I was still lying in bed half asleep and was not expecting anything, she came up to me and affectionately headbutted me as hard she possibly could directly in the gut, winding me completely. Then she couldn't understand why I was rather disinclined to pet her at that moment...
Beneath all her sweetness, Sasha also has a devilish streak. She LOVES knocking things over. I have seen her--many times, actually--purposely go out of her way to knock things over. Sasha is the reason I am always, always, very good about put the covers back on my fish food containers. And why I don't leave things as dangerous as cups of water--or, heaven forbid, juice of any kind--lying around. More than anything, I think she enjoys watching things "explode" when they hit the ground--she's always so dissappointed when it doesn't work with my fishfood anymore. My brother also found out about her little "streak" the hard way--he unwisely left a glass of water on the head of his bed. He got quite the rude awakening when it crashed down on him in the middle of the night.
Anyway, those are some of my pet peeves--what do your pets do to make you cranky?
Another thing Rosewood likes to do is wake me 2 or 3 times at night so that I can pet her. First, she walks all over my face. If I don't react to that, she'll start licking my nose. And if she STILL doesn't get a reaction from me, she starts licking my mouth. That never fails to work. Then, she proceeds to start drooling in happiness and slobbers all over my face and neck for around ten minutes, when she finally gets enough petting and goes to wreak havoc someplace else.
My second cat, Sasha, is sweet gray ball of fluff who starts purring if you just say her name. However, she is also a very, very STRONG ball of fluff who enjoys headbutting people ecstatically whenever she is petted. One morning, when I was still lying in bed half asleep and was not expecting anything, she came up to me and affectionately headbutted me as hard she possibly could directly in the gut, winding me completely. Then she couldn't understand why I was rather disinclined to pet her at that moment...
Beneath all her sweetness, Sasha also has a devilish streak. She LOVES knocking things over. I have seen her--many times, actually--purposely go out of her way to knock things over. Sasha is the reason I am always, always, very good about put the covers back on my fish food containers. And why I don't leave things as dangerous as cups of water--or, heaven forbid, juice of any kind--lying around. More than anything, I think she enjoys watching things "explode" when they hit the ground--she's always so dissappointed when it doesn't work with my fishfood anymore. My brother also found out about her little "streak" the hard way--he unwisely left a glass of water on the head of his bed. He got quite the rude awakening when it crashed down on him in the middle of the night.
Anyway, those are some of my pet peeves--what do your pets do to make you cranky?