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How much do you respect your dog/cat?

  

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  1. 1. If your dog/cat was sitting on the only available chair in the room you would

    • Kick it off
      11
    • Sit on the floor
      8
    • Try to squeeze beside it
      15


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I wouldn't physically kick it off, but I'd shoo it away

Same. We've got perfectly good thick carpet for you to park your fuzzy fat asses on, cats, the furniture is designed for humans.

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Historically, Mullen men have hated animals. My brother liked them until he was about 12, but then it wore off. Pets especially were not well-received. So, "kick it off" won out before I even read the other choices.

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I misread "Sit on the floor" as "sit it on the floor." I wouldn't physically kick it off, but I'd shoo it away

 

That would be "set", not sit. :P

 

Malia either lies down on my lap, gets underneath my chair, or curls up on the second chair I have at my computer desk, so it's not an issue.

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Guest shoryuken007

You have a pet named Jack Daniels? Awesome.

 

If my cat ever tried this, I'd move her, but she doesn't so life is good.

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Guest Vitamin X

With my cat, well, when she was alive, I usually just sat with her. Or if I saw her there I'd probably just start playing with her and thus annoying her to move.

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Guest shoryuken007

What kind of dog is it? I'm picturing a french poodle called Jack Daniels and it's pretty amusing.

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I pretend I don't see then and procede to sit down. Moo will lay on his back and push back and fight valiantly until he gives up and jumps off then turns around to yell at me.

 

Boo will get up and move and go walk in the kitchen (where they aren't allowed) and lays down knowing that if I just sat in the chair, I don't want to get up and get him out the kitchen.

 

My cats are tempermental assholes. I love them.

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My dog would always sit on the couches, but would always get up and leave if I went to sit on the other side of the sofa.

 

I guess she was paranoid or something.

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Most of the time it's them who hop on when I'm in the recliner or laying on the couch. But to answer the question, I just pick them up, sit down, and put them back where they were. If they don't like it, then they can get a job and pay some bills.

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I love my dog, but he gets the floor.

 

Although when he lays on top of me on the couch I don't get rid of him so I don't know... but the ONLY chair? Yeah... he's gotta go.

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I'd just sit on the floor, but usually that's not even an issue since Jinsei prefers the back of the chair anyways.

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My wife's cat is only allowed to get on the beds and on the one white chair in my office. Sitting on any other furniture gets her a swift kick in the ass.

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My cats, Teddy and Albert sit on the bed instead of the chesterfield. Only if I am sitting on the chesterfield then they would come up and sit on my lap.

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My dog's too damn big to share a chair with, and I'm the one with the job, so seat goes to me. I do squeeze in when it comes to a big couch, but it's too hard with a chair. Damn gigantical dog.

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