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Bobcat enjoyed hanging out
on Tyler's grooming table
Tyler had a raccoon pelt that smelled good. Bobcat liked to
play with it, too.
Each had one end of the raccoon pelt and together they
tugged away playing give & take.
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Bobcat liked the way Tyler dominated him;
pushed him down with his forceful paws, gently mouthed him,
licked his head or back.
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Something about the pelt drove both of them
crazy.
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Dog and cat spent many happy hours
together.
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Dog - cat tug of war was fun!
Tyler had to be gentle and let Bobcat win most of the time.
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Tyler often thought to his dog self that
the cat smelled good. Rusty often agreed with him, nodding
"Yeah! Cat does smell good!"
It is true. A cat smells like cloths fresh from the
dryer with a hint of fabric softener fragrance. Rusty often
thought that the inventor of that fabric softener smell must
have had cats and liked the way they smelled.
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Tyler was happy to have a good cat friend
to play tug of war with.
Rusty was glad to see his friend playing well with others.
Later in life that would come in handy when applying for
college, or a career job.
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Tired of dog play
As Bobcat walked off Tyler had to grab one more deep smell
of cat. Again his dog brain told him
"Cat smell good!"
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