| Author | Topic:   Ever had the desire of you pet being a person? | 
	| FatedCinderella Knowflake
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 |  posted July 17, 2017 05:44 PM       My pet is so cute.She has such adorable and need eyes.Sometimes I wish she was a person so I would be able to talk to her and ask what she need.It's crazy but sometimes I feel sad because of it.
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted July 25, 2017 07:56 AM       I had a cat that I kept dreaming could talk.
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted July 26, 2017 12:59 PM       When I was a kid.
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted July 27, 2017 06:59 PM       Now I'm allergic.
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	| PixieJane Knowflake
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 |  posted July 27, 2017 07:35 PM       If they could talk then that would open a can of ethical questions.  Would they be oppressed as pets?  Would they require citizenship (and the obligations of it) to be protected from how cats are treated now (experimentation, euthanasia, etc)? Would your cat really stay with you then, or even need you? It could happen in some sweet way I think you're imagining it, but I wouldn't assume it would, and I'm sure it would radically change the place of cats in society in any case, for better and worse.
 That aside, you might find this interesting:http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/news-blog/the-manipulative-meow-cats-learn-to -2009-07-13/
    quote:Cats learn to vocalize a particular sound to train their human companions
 
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	| PixieJane Knowflake
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 |  posted July 27, 2017 07:36 PM       One guy shared how he talked with a cat when he was a child. It sounded like the magical thinking of a small child (probably about age 10 or younger) in which he'd make meowing noises as he thought intently to ask where his friend was, and the answer was so unlikely (the cat didn't meow back, he just got an impression, and the cat DID turn to stare at the house) he asked again with the same result.  So he went and there he was, and that's the only reason he believes something truly paranormal happened there, though whether it was some crude telepathic contact or something more complicated isn't something he can know.  He can't even remember why he tried it in the first place.
 I had an odd experience myself, though nothing like contact. For context: I was in a room with closed door (didn't want the cats to disturb me while I practiced occult techniques), and door opened directly to the kitchen which was also directly be the stairs to the basement.  There was a landing halfway down which had a door outside that the cats would like to come and go from.  So anyway, I had a brief but intense out of body experience, and as I left my body I first passed through the landing area (as if following the usual route to leave the house that way, like habit) and I saw one of the cats there who looked right up at me and followed my movements with her gaze as I passed outside the door. Once outside I quickly went to the nearby beach before pulled back and I doubt the experience lasted more than a full minute.  It was so vivid, but I couldn't be sure it hadn't just been a dream, especially as I wouldn't see why the cat would see me then.  So I instantly went to check to see if the cat was indeed by the door wanting to go out (which wasn't that common for her) and she was there. That time she let me know she wanted out.  That helped me accept the reality of my out of body experience.  I'd guess that because she didn't react to my astral body other than to look that she didn't recognize me as she didn't make any motion to be let outside and may have just "seen a blur" or just "felt something" that she was trying to find but was unable (or possibly realized an astral form couldn't handle the doorknob any better than she could). In any case, I've always wondered what the experience was like for the cat as I passed over her astrally.   IP: Logged | 
	| MoonMystic Knowflake
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 |  posted July 28, 2017 07:14 PM       
 quote:Originally posted by Randall:
 Now I'm allergic.
 
 Randall, there are breeds that are
 hypoallergenic. Some pretty intellectual and cute to boot!
  http://s14  -eu5.ixquick.com/cgi-bin/serveimage?url=https:%2F%2Fqph.ec.quoracdn.net%2Fmain-qimg-218457c5552aac62a2798696ed66cc3c-c&sp=a38386449ae0f573f8bc039f3dc8ced7  That was a search one but this past Mother's  day I adoped two new sons from a rescue location. By chance they are probably  half Oriental (we think) but they are virtually  easy to care for. So far no shedding.
 To answer FatedCinderlla, yes!
 I do feel telepathic with animals
 often but I need to fine tune it. Being
 able to hear words from them, especially
 the ones who have passed away, would
 be truly a wonder.
 Your pet probably   mostly  wants
 you happy because  they are so giving.
 They really only want is unconditional
 love. Which is why you're together.
 
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	| FatedCinderella Knowflake
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 |  posted August 03, 2017 01:47 AM       
 quote:Originally posted by Randall:
 Now I'm allergic.
 
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted August 04, 2017 08:55 PM       I like the hairless ones.
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted August 05, 2017 09:32 AM       No hair, no allergy?
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	| MoonMystic Knowflake
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 |  posted August 05, 2017 06:43 PM       
 quote:Originally posted by Randall:
 No hair, no allergy?
 
 The Egyptian ones are hairless.They look like little nude babies,
 Or old folks . depending on your interpretation. lol
 They are known to be very personable.
 Less the freakishly independent loner
 Cat. Which I adore ALL cats but
 certain ones make better companions.
 Depending on your location- winter
 time sweaters might be important ..
 But how darling.
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	| PixieJane Knowflake
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 |  posted August 05, 2017 07:11 PM       It's not just hair that people can be allergic to.  I've heard there are good medicines to suppress the allergies, but they cost more than someone I knew could afford.
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted August 06, 2017 09:17 PM       I've heard it could be their saliva.
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	| Lexxigramer Moderator
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 |  posted August 23, 2017 06:11 PM       
 quote:Yes, it is the saliva and not the hair! I have 3 cats and must wash my bare skin that comes in contact with their wet saliva.Originally posted by Randall:
 I've heard it could be their saliva.
 
 Dry cat saliva is not much different than house dust. But if you touch or hold them after they groom themselves you can get an allergic reaction.
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	| Lexxigramer Moderator
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 |  posted August 23, 2017 06:15 PM       
 quote:They will still groom their skin; so saliva is still an issue.Originally posted by Randall:
 No hair, no allergy?
 
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted August 24, 2017 02:35 PM       No cats for me then.
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	| juniperb Moderator
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 |  posted September 02, 2017 05:24 PM       Cats are for everybody
    I was allergic to only one of my five and allergy meds kept it in check. To answer OP , no. I adore my furfaces for who they are. Dogs and cats  have a special place in the cycle of life.If my Labs were people, they couldn`t lick my face , stretch out on my lap or chew my shoes
  : ------------------Partial truth~the seeds of wisdom~can be found in many places...The seeds of wisdom are contained in all scriptures ever written… especially in art, music, and poetry and, above all, in Nature.
 
 Linda Goodman
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted September 03, 2017 04:23 PM       I'll stick to dogs.
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted September 04, 2017 03:16 PM       For some reason, I'm not allergic to kittens, though!
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted September 05, 2017 11:53 AM       Just when they grow up.
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	| ariesdragon Knowflake
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 |  posted November 10, 2017 01:04 PM       I love my animals, they are always there through everything, through my every day always quiet by my side.
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	| Desiring Shadows Newflake
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 |  posted July 29, 2018 02:30 AM       My dogs are people. Not literally but metaphorically
 They are big dogs and I talk to them too
 They are always there for me
 I love them soooo much!!!!!
 They may not live forever but they will always have a place in my heart
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	| Desiring Shadows Newflake
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 |  posted July 29, 2018 02:33 AM       My dogs are people. Not literally but metaphorically
 They are big dogs and I talk to them too
 They are always there for me
 I love them soooo much!!!!!
 They may not live forever but they will always have a place in my heart
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted July 31, 2018 07:03 PM       
 quote:Originally posted by Desiring Shadows:
 My dogs are people. Not literally but metaphorically
 They are big dogs and I talk to them too
 They are always there for me
 I love them soooo much!!!!!
 They may not live forever but they will always have a place in my heart
 
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	| Randall Webmaster
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 |  posted March 26, 2020 05:04 PM       Bump!
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