For you viewing enjoyment, our little Southpaw Puff showing the proper feather fighting method while perched on a cat tree. She leads with her left, bats with her right and gives it the toothy death. Remember, if you are a young kitten, this technique has taken Puff over ten years to achieve. Practice makes perfect!
Excellent technique!
ReplyDeleteTee hee hee!
ReplyDeleteMum says she is not sure if I am right or left pawed and I ain't telling! I think she should get me one of those big feather to find out.
ReplyDeleteHuffle Mawson
OH Miss Puff you got game!! You go girl! It was getting me all excited watching it...
ReplyDeleteMomma on the other hand was " OMG it's not a beautiful peacock fevver is it??! " wah wah wah Momma!;)
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What a big feather! That must have come from a bird the size of an elephant. Or maybe a house. But a big one, anyway!
ReplyDeleteWonderful skill~!!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed!
That looks like so much fun. We don't have any feathers like that. It would be fun to play with one of those.
ReplyDeleteTavi, Cody, Camie and Miss Jade
That is a very good technique Miss Puff. We will study this video again and learn from it.
ReplyDeleteWowza! I am amazed she can stay on her back legs for so long. Jasmine could do that. I am impressed.
ReplyDeleteWow! Even us older cats learned something from Puff! What a technique she's got!
ReplyDeletePuff's technique is very similar to Grayson's. He always amazes Mom at how long he can stand on his hind legs, too!
ReplyDeleteExcellent technique, but we are dismayed to know that means we have over 9 and a half YEARS before we can do that!
ReplyDeleteThat's it Puff, you kill that feather, whap, whap, bite, whap toothy death to the feather!
ReplyDeletePuff wins! What a champ!
Whicky Wuudler
excellent technique and balance. if theo tried that he'd fall on his face.
ReplyDeletepersonally i'd say she is bi-paw-u-al!
ReplyDeletesmiles, auntie bee
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Puff has great technique! I will have to study this very carefully.
ReplyDeletePuff, you are quite the pro!! We will be studying your video to help perfect our technique!
ReplyDelete~The Creek Cats~
Very impressive. I'm most impressed that she stayed on her perch without jumping down.
ReplyDelete--Jasper
You go, girl! Puff, you have a good technique there.
ReplyDeleteWow Puff that is VERY good technique!!
ReplyDeleteChase
Go Puff! Awesome technique!
ReplyDeleteLove, Tazo
I is going to be watching dis over and over again!
ReplyDeleteIago
ME has to try!!! YAY!!!! that looks like FUNFUNFUN!!!
ReplyDeleteWOWZERS, she looks dangerous!
ReplyDeleteLove the Christmas music in the background!
Play bows,
Zim
Grrrrrrrreat technique, Puff. We will be studying your method for sure!
ReplyDeleteSiena & Chilli
I hope kittens are taking notes! I know I am. I have to watch this again and again and then go to my Christmas trees...
ReplyDeleteI will have to practice that once we get a cat tree of our own!
ReplyDeletePurrs Banshee
Usually I just hook my claws into the fev-vers and hang on. It's not as exciting as Miss Puff's video.
ReplyDeletePuff is an excellent feather fighter :-D Ten years to get that good? I think my cats better start practicing more! They're not anywhere as good as Puff is.
ReplyDeletePuff you're the master!
ReplyDeletePurrs
Abby
Puff,I bet you had fun in those 10 years perfecting that skill!!!!
ReplyDeletePurrs Mickey
Puff 1, feather 0
ReplyDeleteI'm speechless... okay not exactly. I'm sorry for the loss of your friend.
ReplyDeleteThat was very impressive! I would love to see the bird she caught to get that ginormous feather.
ReplyDeleteYes, it takes time to perfect the right technique for a flying feather!
ReplyDeleteMax S.