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Cats could never do this.

Foogle View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 04:17 PM Post #1
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Dogs can Drive

BadCat View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 04:19 PM Post #2
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Cats are more environmentally conscious and will have no truck with such things.

Dylan's Mummy View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 04:55 PM Post #3
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Cats have more dignity than to belittle themselves for the amusement of people. Cat amuse us by accidentally falling off furniture. This post has been edited by Dylan's Mummy: 06/12/2012, 04:57 PM

Malaya View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 05:12 PM Post #4
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Until they can pick the kids up from school I'm not interested. what will those crazy New Zealanders think of next?!

Sweet like a lem... Sweet like a lemon View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 05:13 PM Post #5
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Driving would be for a lesser species that has to ferry the cat around. Those doggies are very clever though and uber cute.

Niamh23 View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 05:20 PM Post #6
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That's because cats would have chauffeurs! This post has been edited by Niamh23: 06/12/2012, 05:20 PM

JaneDoe2010 View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 05:27 PM Post #7
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QUOTE (Niamh23 @ 06/12/2012, 06:20 PM) That's because cats would have chauffeurs! Exactly what I was going to say.

Spikey View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 05:28 PM Post #8
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Train your dog, it's worth it!
That is a seriously cool bunch of dogs. The cat says she always knew the dogs could be useful - now she can train them to drive to the fish shop to get her barramundi.

Foogle View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 07:23 PM Post #9
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QUOTE (Niamh23 @ 06/12/2012, 06:20 PM) That's because cats would have chauffeurs! You're possibly right. but it does explain why dogs chase cars. They really just want to drive them.

Spikey View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 07:27 PM Post #10
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Train your dog, it's worth it!
And now that you mention it, it explains why Buttercup prefers to travel in the front of the car - she thinks she's going to get to drive (in your dreams Butterball). FYI, she travels in the back part of the wagon, or on the back seat all nicely strapped in.

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