Comments | gordon92151: Question for all my "normal pet" friends

gordon92151

Question for all my "normal pet" friends

Aug 17, 2011 10:35

My parrot was in a terrible mood this morning. Didn't want to be skriched, didn't want to be picked up, didn't want me in the room. Most mornings she likes to be petted and wants to be with us while we get ready for work but sometimes she's just really grumpy and it's best to leave her alone. After a while, she's ok again. Do your dogs or cats have ( Read more... )

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elainetyger August 17 2011, 20:06:22 UTC

Yes. YES! Especially the girl cats.

quietdarkness August 18 2011, 06:50:58 UTC

Cats are individuals like birds. Sometimes they want attention and sometimes they do not.

Really, your bird is probably hormonal. It's that time of year.

gordon92151 August 18 2011, 12:41:40 UTC

She is hormonal but she's also moody and not a morning bird. Basically her attitude is "keep your damn worm, I'm sleeping in."

My dog friends say their dogs are pretty much always happy to see them and my cat friends say cats are moody.

katbyte August 18 2011, 13:37:01 UTC

My two greys always like to be with us. Not 'in your face' but in the room. They are very sweet and greyt dogs to have around, but I never remember a time where I felt they want to be left alone. I have not had any cats for years.

dujour August 19 2011, 11:34:14 UTC

The dog (a female chihuahua) is moody as all get out. Sometimes she just sits on my footstool with her back to me and won't even turn her head when I call her to get in my lap.

The cat? When she asks for attention, it's a big enough deal that it makes it to the journal.

So, yes. The dog and cat are definitely moody.