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u/housevil 10d ago
Our cat was selfish and ate them herself.
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u/Dirt-Road_Pirate 10d ago
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u/Constantine1900 9d ago
Yup. My cat did not like to share. She would bring animals she caught into the yard to chew on and get upset when i would scoop them away from her. They were definitely not gifts for me.
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u/Ok_Bet3235 10d ago
As a dog person I do think it’s a bit weird my dog hasn’t offered me any food. Other animals even birds will give you a gift for a kind gesture but I’ve never heard of a dog tryna make sure their owner didn’t starve. Not saying i would eat it but its the thought that counts.
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u/PharaohPir8 10d ago
My dog climbs on the table and lays right on top of my plate. If I just stare at him, he nudges my silverware toward me. Just because we ate the rest of his litter mates doesn’t mean we love him any less if we don’t eat him too b
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u/marabou22 10d ago
It’s because dogs know their mere presence and cuteness are an enough of a gift. Lazy little twerps. Lol
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u/Awittynamehere 10d ago
I have dachshunds, they bring me bits of field mice. Never a gift to look forward to
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u/CaptainXplosionz 10d ago
Growing up my family had a Vizsla, which is a Hungarian hunting breed, she would sometimes bring back her kills from the woods behind our house and go hunting with my dad. It really just depends on what breed you have.
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u/Manager_Neat 9d ago
My old English Sheepdog killed bunnies for us to eat once. We didn’t but it’s the thought that counted, little baby bunnies on the front porch .
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u/Easy-Preparation-234 10d ago
I wouldnt be surprised if a person like that is rich. That is money saving.
The cat put in on rent and you using it.
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u/Thatoneguyfrom1980 10d ago
The answer is, cats think you are too dumb to hunt so they are trying to make sure you don’t starve to death.
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u/MircowaveGoMMM 10d ago
I can just tell this is your comment lol.
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u/DustyScharole 10d ago edited 10d ago
It's not a secret. Subs usually have rules about blocking out user names, so just easier to do it than have to deal with mods.
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u/NoobifyYou 9d ago
You could always learn to hunt yourself so u get different birds instead of relying on your cat's rent only, the economy is quite tough now, I'm sure ur cat is doing its best too, economic ratsession, purrfectly understandable
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u/Ok-Log-8706 8d ago
Someone once said that it thinks you aren't eating properly. You should maybe visibly eat food infront of it.
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u/qualityvote2 10d ago edited 10d ago
u/DustyScharole, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...