Pet Snippets
T MUST tell you about our c<u. Peter. 1 At night when he wishes to come inside he rattles the door-knob, ami if that does not act, he jumps-up at the sitting-room window. Last night Pete was inside and prowling round for something to eat, and dad put down a piece of cooked meat with mustard on it. The cat sniffed at it, walked away, came back, and looked up at dad with disgust as much as to say, “I like that!” He is sweet. — Silver Spray (10). Mangaroa.
Resourceful.
I have a black cat and lie is such a pet. We call him Tommie. He comes inside when it is cold and si's on the hearth and purrs. If nobody lets him in through the door he pays a visit to every window. The first one he finds open he jumps in.— Skinny Jim (1'1), Mastertoil.
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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 197, 17 May 1941, Page 16
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149Pet Snippets Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 197, 17 May 1941, Page 16
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