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Here is Schuyler in his Halloween costume from last year (don't ask me what he was supposed to be . . . just laugh!) sitting by the door ready to scare off any trick or treaters. In second pix he is in the hallway taking a break. He wore a leopard fur tutu around his expansive "waist" and a spider hat. I wonder what he will want to be this year!!?:D
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Wow! What a wonderful ... whatever ... he makes in his Halloween costume! Hubba, hubba, handsome boy.
Even tho you wanted me to laugh... I don't think you meant for me to laugh as hard as I did!! This is TOOOoooo cute!!!
:D Poor little boy! :D The indignity of it all!
You ought to re-phrase that to Poor BIG GIGANTIC boy ;) but yes he agrees, wearing costumes/clothing is not dignified according to feline standards. He got over it, but is not looking forward to this Halloween!:D Last Xmas I bought those knitted sweaters they make for teddy bears for all my cats, and he reluctantly wore it. He is such a trouper!:)Quote:
Originally posted by catnapper
:D Poor little boy! :D The indignity of it all!
:D Schuyler sweetheart, you ARE a Trouper. I would take
frequent breaks in that costume. :D Hugs sweetie.:)
LOL! How cute, and what a good kitty to tolerate that.
LOL He sure seems to enjoy playing dress up.:)
Hmmm, must stock up on Temptations in case adorable fur-tricker-treaters come to the door!
Schuyler that looks like a case for the court. Crimes against cat dignity that is:D
You are a VERY good kitty and we don't see you often enough;)
Haha so cute!! (makes me wanna go out and buy a sweater for my gang....;) )
I think he is a GREAT boy, Avajoy, for just allowing you to put that contraption on him!!! I would have bloody hands if I ever tried to dress Butter up in anything!!!!! :eek:
If Schyuler,could come,to The found Cat Hotel,he would get a treat,JJJ3 would share his Whiskas Temtations,with his New Pal!
Too funny!!! He's so cooperative being dressed up huh? :D
Dogs seem to be much more tolerant of clothing than cats.
I remember putting a T-shirt (made especially for cats imprinted with "Have A Mice Day" that I ordered through the mail) on Meeshe a few years ago. It was a pullover with short sleeves and he offered no resistance, but as soon as he began to walk he promptly toppled over on his side, like the "help I've fallen and I can't get up" scenario! Of course no harm done except to his pride, and I promptly removed it . . . once I regained my composure from laughing hysterically!!! :D :D :D
Since cats are used to being so agile they probably feel restricted in clothing, yet I have heard that it can have a calming effect. I certainly didn't expect my "son" to have such a fall-down-drunk reaction! :D