Do I need to be escorted by cats?
@oneoveralpha (434)
Brookville, Pennsylvania
March 9, 2016 4:39pm CST
We have a couple outdoor cats. Usually, whenever I go out to do something, one will come running from wherever they are to walk with me. Probably hoping for a treat. Sometimes they’ll walk beside me, but often they’ll walk in front of me, which can be a problem. When there’s just a trail – either through deep snow or solid ground when it’s muddy – I’m stuck behind them. They’ll walk for a bit, then stop and I almost kick them. And before I can step over them, they walk ahead, only to stop and repeat everything. It’s almost as if they are so starved for attention that they want to be stepped on.
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@moffittjc (121582)
• Gainesville, Florida
9 Mar 16
When I was a kid, my cat would walk me to my bus stop every morning, and then go back home after I got on the bus. Then, after school, he would always be waiting for me at the bus stop, and would walk me back home. He did that every school day. I always thought it was pretty cool! I told everyone he was my guard dog! lol
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
10 Mar 16
They definitely are asking for attention @oneoveralpha .
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@cacay1 (83480)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
11 Mar 16
Oh, they are human-friendly. They like you. They want comfort and food.I have a pet cat.Every time I leave home for work, Kitty escorts me until gate, and when I arrive home in the evening, she meets me in the gate and escorts me up to the door.But, one day she was stolen by an unknown person. I cried so hard. I blottered the case to the police, but our neighbor saw someone riding a motor cycle picked Kitty while waiting me outside the gate.The feeling sucks until this time.
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@cacay1 (83480)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
11 Mar 16
@oneoveralpha So terrible, my heart breaks that time.I missed Kitty until this time, and cannot find another cat like Kitty.
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