Something to do with “sharp claws and soft noses” . It’s a dogs life
We had a duck once that terrorized our Rhodesian Ridgeback , 300g vs 50 kg !! It actually drew blood from the lab
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The Saga of Non-Nom (no name)
He arrived slowly about 9 months ago. Fed him and attempted to shelter him. Then six weeks ago he vanished. After a week or so, we assumed that he had perished. There are fox, coyote, snakes in the area.
Then a week ago, he arrived again, with renewed avoidance of us.
Now seven days later, he comes, rests on the porch, sidewalk, driveway but always leaves the same direction. An Air Tag would be an interesting resource to determine where he goes and where he went for five+ weeks.
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Cats and their ways…
How often have I already considered to equip our cats with GPS and/or camera just to figure out where they spend half of their life. Probably prowling the neighbourhood gardens, where they have established alternative sleeping places.
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Our cats are indoor only, and I cannot conceive of this feral we call Non Nom disappearing for five weeks and now back to q3 hour visits. He is here from dawn until dark…so where does he go?
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Roscoe doing the math: Me - 1; them - 2.
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double trouble, to be sure. We had two hellions many years ago. They were sisters and co-conspirators. The smaller one was an unbelievable athlete. She once bounced off a wall at a height of nearly 6 feet as she pursued her sister. Have had cats all my life and did a double take seeing that. Hard to miss since my head was about a foot from her push-off point.
Benchmark for the win. Nice setup. I am sure you don’t need the sign to remember to smile. 
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Looks wise, the speakers on the right fit best with Pearl.