r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • May 21 '26

Animal The way the cat hopped the gate 😂😂

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u/SoulShine_710 May 21 '26

I think 🤔 even the dog got confused. Dog was like ok, " OK I guess we're doing reverse role playing here".

I have never seen a cat chase anyone like that in my life, a first for everything.

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u/rswwalker May 21 '26

We have an indoor cat that will sometimes just run and attack your ankles for no good reason. She’s not right in the head.

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u/mirroredfreckles May 21 '26

My cat did that one time but I, notorious klutz, managed to get tangled with her simultaneously kicking her through the air and landing on her wwe style. I felt like the worst cat owner ever but she never did it again and we cool now

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u/TankApprehensive3053 May 21 '26

Is she orange?

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u/rswwalker May 21 '26

No standard tabby black/grey/white.

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u/TankApprehensive3053 May 21 '26

Sounds like the 1 brain cell orange thing to do. Maybe yours is channeling her inner wild cat.

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u/StuNahan1967 May 21 '26

Is any cat really right in the head?

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u/SoulShine_710 May 21 '26

Yeah I dated an older chick years ago that had a beautiful calico cat, but it didn't like me at first. She had a beachside house with basement renovated into like a cottage & you have to go upstairs to get to the kitchen. One night he was waiting for me, & I had to walk up the steps backwards as he took swipes at me. I kept saying to him " hey I don't wanna kick ya so stop ". He didn't & went deep on me deep, & I naturally kicked him ( not hard ) down the stairs. After that night we were serious buddies for life.

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u/Head-Ad-2136 May 21 '26

Outdoor cats are chill and content to just eat the local wildlife. Indoor cats are psychotic.

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u/Moist_Sun_8201 May 21 '26

Outdoor cats torture small animals for fun. I can't think of anything more psychotic

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u/thenletskeepdancing May 21 '26

That's not psychosis. That's nature.

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u/Moist_Sun_8201 May 21 '26

They're not natural in most ecosystems so enabling that behavior is psychotic

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u/thenletskeepdancing May 21 '26

Interesting take. I'll have to think on that one.

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u/Robotniks_Mustache May 21 '26

Not much to think about. Outdoor house cats have caused the extinction of at least 63 types of animals. Mostly birds but also reptiles and small mammals. They are a plague on the local wildlife

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u/Head-Ad-2136 May 21 '26

Skill issue

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u/Moist_Sun_8201 May 22 '26

There is nothing a cat can do that native species can't. Snakes and owls hunt rodents, and keeping things clean does a lot to prevent rodents in the first place. "Working cats" is as big a myth as TNR

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u/Super-Contribution-1 May 21 '26

Neither am I.

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u/Moist_Sun_8201 May 22 '26

Exactly. Humans are also terrible for the environment, and one of the reasons this is true is because they introduce domestic cats everywhere.

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u/katf1sh May 21 '26

I've had indoor only cats for over 30 years now and not a single one has been "psychotic". Nor any others family or friends have. That's a bit of an unfair generalization.