I think Cockapoo. (What an awful breed name 
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I took Gwen to a “Fido Fest” at a local park today. They had photo op backdrops setup and she was very photogenic.
Not shown, the 20 or so photos in which she was looking everywhere but at the camera.
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Rookie error…
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And, presumably, the cat had been waiting patiently up until then without being so crass as to embarrass you by telling you that you were sitting in it’s seat the whole time.
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The panic in the house when we returned from the cinema yesterday, and Luna had cornered a large frog under the TV settee yesterday was hilarious. I got the victim in a bucket (still alive) and rescued it by dropping it over the fence. You have to love cats.
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"Dear editor,
I have been a taxpayer for many years and I feel I must protest at…"
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I see that your friend’s cat has “resting disembowelment face”
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Lovely cat, enjoys cuddles, but always looks like he wants to murder everything.
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That’s the default state of all cats.
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All of which look murderous! 
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especially that first one. (it let me scatch its belly the next day…)
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I’m sure that backpack strap insulted it’s mother or something else equally heinous.
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Yesterday we had the weirdest thing happening…
My 10 yo daughter comes out of her room panicking:
-Daddy, daddy! Something’s happened to Luna’s eyes!!
The cat comes out running from the corridor that leads to their room, and hides under the dining table. I lean over, but can see her head, she hides under a chair.
-Her eyes are funny!! - she is nearly whimpering.
Then the cat scuttles out through the living room window (we always leave it open so she can come out, like our bedroom’s window), and when I stand up to follow her, actual Luna comes out of our bedroom, looking puzzled.
The funny eyes cat was an intruder, also a tabby! Our Luna is now really not happy, another tabby breaking in to her shrine, lol, chases after her through the window as well.
So far we haven’t seen the impostor again, but being Easter, it might be a neighbour’s (not close) cat as the family might be on holidays.
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Uh-oh. Best check your valuables. You had a cat burglar!
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We’ve only had a couple of cases of cat burglars over the years. The first had us woken up in the middle of the night with a cat fight happening on our bed. That was fun. The second time, years later in a different house, I woke up to the sound of our habitual wanderer coming home for the night, except something didn’t sound normal… so I got up to check… and locked eyes with a complete stranger of a cat who was positioned half way through the cat flap. Unfortunately, “reversing” was a problem for them at that point, and so they ran into the house instead, and hid in the lounge, which meant everyone was awake until we eventually managed to get them to escape back outside…
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