Have you ever seen a cat braking in

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shocking evidence. You have herd of lock picking and brake in and entering. Butt

that is all done by a human? Imagen a cat doing that. Well we got shocking

evidence of a cat doing so watch the link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz8yI7l4Z4M & feature=youtu.be

A female cat possibly in her 40 trying to brake in to the kitchen!

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I watched the video and laughed quite a bit. That's some smart cat you 've got

there. She's obviously watched humans go in and out a lot and she's figured out

that it's all about the handle. :-)

I also noticed that at one point she does a quick inspection of both sides of

the door as if she's looking for an overlooked button or latch that needs to be

tapped first before pulling on the handle. :-)

Raven

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> shocking evidence. You have herd of lock picking and brake in and entering.

Butt that is all done by a human? Imagen a cat doing that. Well we got shocking

evidence of a cat doing so watch the link.

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz8yI7l4Z4M & feature=youtu.be

> A female cat possibly in her 40 trying to brake in to the kitchen!

>

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Animals can be clever, particularly if they are after food.

I once owned a dog who figured out what door knobs were for and how they worked. The only reason she couldn't get through most interior doors was because they were round and it was hard to get a grip on for her. Well that and I locked some of the doors particularly when I was out of the house.

One of the raccoons figured out how the latch on the back door worked. A number of times I watched her sit on the railing and pull on the handle. The door wouldn't open because a button also had to be pushed to move the catch. She seemed to know the button meant something because she was paw at it, but couldn't both push and pull at the same time. Then there was the eyehook on the inside of the door which she couldn't get at anyway. Unfortunately I think that one died during one of the major storms that hit here a couple of months ago.

I watched the video and laughed quite a bit. That's some smart cat you 've got there. She's obviously watched humans go in and out a lot and she's figured out that it's all about the handle. :-)I also noticed that at one point she does a quick inspection of both sides of the door as if she's looking for an overlooked button or latch that needs to be tapped first before pulling on the handle. :-)Raven

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That's a really smart cat! firguring out how to get to where it wants to be!rl'My cat Rusty is a servant of the Living God....'adapted from a poem by SmartSubject: Re: Have you ever seen a cat braking inTo: FAMSecretSociety Received: Friday, July 20, 2012, 1:31 PM

I watched the video and laughed quite a bit. That's some smart cat you 've got there. She's obviously watched humans go in and out a lot and she's figured out that it's all about the handle. :-)

I also noticed that at one point she does a quick inspection of both sides of the door as if she's looking for an overlooked button or latch that needs to be tapped first before pulling on the handle. :-)

Raven

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> shocking evidence. You have herd of lock picking and brake in and entering. Butt that is all done by a human? Imagen a cat doing that. Well we got shocking evidence of a cat doing so watch the link.

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz8yI7l4Z4M & feature=youtu.be

> A female cat possibly in her 40 trying to brake in to the kitchen!

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