1. expose himself to personal danger
2. storm enemy positions and engage in paw to paw combat, if required
3. evidence his strong sense of smell
4. never tire of the patrol
5. attempt to go where no cat has gone before
Thursday, 27 May 2010
Thursday in the Garden ~ Birman Patrol Squad
A sign of a good patrol cat is a willingness to:
1. expose himself to personal danger
2. storm enemy positions and engage in paw to paw combat, if required
3. evidence his strong sense of smell
4. never tire of the patrol
5. attempt to go where no cat has gone before
1. expose himself to personal danger
2. storm enemy positions and engage in paw to paw combat, if required
3. evidence his strong sense of smell
4. never tire of the patrol
5. attempt to go where no cat has gone before
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Umm, are you recruiting?
ReplyDeleteYou got a lot of territory to patrol!!
ReplyDeleteYour mom must feel super duper safe knowing that you boys are patrolling every single inch of that garden...no introoders or creepy crawlies could get past you!
ReplyDeleteYou are such conscientious kitties!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Yoo are excellent at patrolling and snoopervising.
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