Why not? I mean, I taught them how to roll over, sit, stay, Play dead, and beg for food. It's only natural that I show them one of my favorite hobbies.
I must admit that it took a while to get them interested. You might not be able to see but Rashi ( on my lap) slept through most of the lesson.
However, eventually, Red ( the shop cat) took an interest and decided to give it a go. It's not bad for his first attempt. but he needs more practice.
Then again, He does have a problem with his claws tearing the paper.
I must admit that it took a while to get them interested. You might not be able to see but Rashi ( on my lap) slept through most of the lesson.
However, eventually, Red ( the shop cat) took an interest and decided to give it a go. It's not bad for his first attempt. but he needs more practice.
Then again, He does have a problem with his claws tearing the paper.
1 comment:
For a variety of reasons I've been neglecting the blogs. However your attempts at teaching your moggies oragami drew my attention.
First I get the same end product from our pup with no effort to teach her anything!
I've tried oragami recently . My friend you'll have more success with your cats than you would have teaching me.
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