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itsgnar (10/18/2015) [-] Aftermath if anyone's interested.
She's lucky that the cat didn't strike her eye directly.
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doctersmiles (10/18/2015) [-]
Owns a cat and doesn't declaw that bitch, what the **** were your expectations?
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doctersmiles (10/19/2015) [-]
My nan has four cats, all of them are declawed, coincidentally she hasn't had her eyes clawed out either?
All four of them cats are perfectly fine and playful, with the added benefit they there paws are super soft and squishy and can't pertinently scar me or my kids?
All four of them cats are perfectly fine and playful, with the added benefit they there paws are super soft and squishy and can't pertinently scar me or my kids?
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anon (11/08/2015) [-]
How about you dont ******* raise your cats so ******** that they would claw people in the ******* face while playing you dumb **** . My cats have never. ever. ever clawed me because I taught them not to do that. Dont get in your cats face and annoy the hell out of it because if someone did that to me id slap the ****** in the eyelid aswell
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doctersmiles (11/08/2015) [-]
hey anon, chill out. her cats are very well trained mainly because they don't have razer sharp claws for fingers to use on people. My Nan is probably 80 something years old and she's pretty fragile as far as old ladies go.
the cats keep her company and when he have our small dogs over or our young nephews who don't no any better and rounghouse with the cats we didn't want them to hurt anyone with there razer sharp claws... and that includes my Nan who can get bruised if you hug her to hard.
there claws were removed when they were very young, and all im saying is that unlike most articles will have you believe these cats were not traumatized! even now they are very playful and happy, and they walk and jump around just like any other cat would with there "fingers cut off at the knuckles" like these hippy animal lover articles are having you believe.
thanks for commenting on something that's like a month old as anon, get an account nerd
the cats keep her company and when he have our small dogs over or our young nephews who don't no any better and rounghouse with the cats we didn't want them to hurt anyone with there razer sharp claws... and that includes my Nan who can get bruised if you hug her to hard.
there claws were removed when they were very young, and all im saying is that unlike most articles will have you believe these cats were not traumatized! even now they are very playful and happy, and they walk and jump around just like any other cat would with there "fingers cut off at the knuckles" like these hippy animal lover articles are having you believe.
thanks for commenting on something that's like a month old as anon, get an account nerd
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Abortedwafflez (10/18/2015) [-] Only problem I have with my cats is when they puke and fight eachother. But apart from that they are pretty loving. One of my cats will play fight with me and won't use her claws. When cats flick their tail like that, it normally means they are irritated.
