OH yeah. I've seen it all. It's a bit mellower since they are all adults, but not much.

Oh wow... that was a hearty and much-needed laugh! :p

Cool!

OH. i thought we might see NA ride the microscope.:eek:

They work with herding dogs, too. Frodo looooves the laser pointer Ralphie's father bought us.
:)

Ahhhh! I had a Boris and a Natsha! Back then, in the dark ages, we only had flashlights.

My Boris is from a Boris/Natasha team, but sadly Natasha left us a few years back.

Great video!

We have a Boris and Sasha because my Bulgarian coworker was horrified that we would consider Natasha as a name. Apparently when Bulgarians tell ethnic jokes, they're typicaly about Russians and Natasha is Bulgarian shorthand for bimbo-slut.

Heck, even giant German Sheperds love the laser light! But, not to say he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed {perhaps it is his killer instinct determinded to get the red dot?} but he does spend a long time after searching for it.

The cat, well, she is quite the smart one. She knows where we keep it and when we put it down she tries to get the pen. What she loves more? The little sticks with the feathers hanging on the end of the string. She becames totally crazy! She doesn't cling onto anything the way she does that. The little mice, she lets us get and tease her with. But the feather, I wonder if she really thinks it is a bird?

We had a Boris cat. He was all black, the runt of the litter at the school and I snuck him home on the bus in a baby blanket. It was for my sis. She is the one who named him Boris. Her other cat was Igor. {or however you spell Eegore. Hmm. Maybe like that?}

Chickie had a Sid and Jonny set of rats...

We've simplified. Kitty is either Kitty or Kat. The dog is Sam.

And, actually, we had to stop doing the laser light for the dog. It just seemed so mean. :evil:

The cat, I make them stop when she seems to be breathing hard. Egads, don't want Kitty to have a heart attack! {has anyone ever heard of this???}

Not specifically, but I did have a cat that had a stroke. (Fortunatley, she was boarding at the vets when it happened - very quick recovery given her age at the time, and no lasting effects)