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Snooze wrote:
Hell no, the neighborhood cats will not bother your duck, unless it is a duckling which you have just presented to your young daughter. Actually you will find the neighborhood cats will avoid close encounters with anything that looks like a duck. This is partly because cats dislike stepping in duck doo to get to their prey and partly because the duck thinks any passing cat must be its mother/sister/brother/mate. Even the staunchest Tom cat finds it unnerving to have to deal with this sort of thing and will generally go to extremes to avoid an embarrassing encounter. My guess would be that the cats would run like hell in the opposite direction. We have four fairly "aggressive" cats. I've seen the littlest one take on a very large german shepherd and win without ruffling her fur. However, a parrot scares the heck out of them. So do the guinea pigs. It's particularly funny with the guinea pigs because the cats will sneak up on them from behind but make startled two foot jumps backward if the guniea pig turns around. Susan shsimko[@]duke[.]edu |
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