Thread: "Fetch!" with a twist - more "Steal!"

Nope can't beat that one in weight the only thing that Welly got caught out on once was "length"that wouldn't give,if he can get hold of one of his feather play sticks he makes a bee line for the pen because he knows we won't let him have it as he plucks them double quick & of course because the handles are quite bendy on them he dives through the flap & said toy bends round him & goes out with him well one particular day he got hold of my feather duster with of course wooden handle & he came to an almighty timely stop when he tried to get that out through the flap in a hurry,that wouldn't work so went for the patio doors that were sorry to say not open wide enough to go through head on so got round it by going out through door sideways like a crab,now that was clever thinking for a boy MC so after being tickled pink watching his antics just had to let him kill the duster a bit & pluck a few feathers out...!
Just wait until one of your other boys think it is great fun & said trainers end up in two different rooms..x

Have you got to the stage where you have to check your shoes or as in our house work boots before you put them on? The OH always has to check for things in his! I don't know if you will have this problem though Peter as it's Roxy who hides things in shoes Hector never has as far as we can tell!

It's a girl thing, she loves shoes and handbags!!!

Thank you Peter for starting my day off with a laugh Perhaps he was trying to stop you from going out!
These cats never cease to amaze me.

Raggles can easily manage a trainer, but Tia managed to jump up onto the bed yesterday with one of the wife's cuddly toys.
It is a white bear which is easily 3/4's here size. I will post a picture when I get home from work!

Nope, can't top that Peter! Larry likes to remove dishcloths and green scrubbers from the sink area, so that when I wash up I'm always looking around for them. I usually find them in the garden or in the living room - or in our shoes! When it comes to larger objects, rather than carrying them around, my lads specialise in knocking them off the table or counter. They've done the teapot, the butter dish, and a very large fruit bowl. But now that the weather is good, they're outside for most of the day so they wreak havoc out there instead. A couple of weeks ago in the middle of a wild game, they actually knocked over the garden table - crash! and it was upside-down on the patio.

Can't beat that one either! Rasputin's favourite trick at the moment seems to be pawing all the books off the bookshelves...

We had an easter egg box in the living room around 6 x 8 x 3 inches, my nan had glued a little yellow chick on the top of it and my oh had filled it to the top with chocolate bars so it was rather heavy, Jiminy wandered over to it, sniffed the chick and just picked it up by the chick and walked off with it lol

Nothing vanishes here at all! Mufasa is quite lazy and the only thing he manages to 'pinch' are our warm seats when we get up from them. I do agree with Helen and John's post though, we always find some RC kibble in our shoes when we put them on! Maybe it's for our lunch?

A converse?! Good lord! Imagine what those three could shift if they worked together?

Teddy's a bit little for that and thankfully he hasn't taken too much of an interest in my shoes! He does like to pinch my make up though - especially eye and lip liners (he LOVES anything that looks like a pen). He always gets them stuck between the floorboards and things! He also likes to try and pick up my nail polishes but they're too slippery for his paws! He likes to carry his little mice around.