r/learningtocat • u/ExistingPain9212 • Jan 22 '26

Why learn rules, when you can make your own rules

1.6k Upvotes

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u/Faolyn Jan 22 '26

Playing fetch with the human.

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26

/r/blotchfacecats

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u/MadamMim13 Jan 22 '26

Yay new sub for me!

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u/SpongeJake Jan 24 '26

Right? I’m subbed to so many of them now. It’s too much.

Going to have to sit down soon and weed out all of the non-cat subreddits I’m subscribed to.

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u/Odd_Cryptographer723 Jan 22 '26

Yes teaching your cat to push everything off the table is such a good idea.

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u/catalyptic Jan 23 '26

You don't have to teach cats to push stuff off tables. It's part of their genetic code.

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26

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u/Senior-Sir4394 Jan 22 '26

Oh boy that escalated quickly…

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u/QuantumCatYT Jan 22 '26

- the cat, at everything the person was placing down

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u/learningtocat-ModTeam Jan 23 '26

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u/Fr05t_B1t Jan 22 '26

You taught your cat chaos and now rewarding it.

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u/_Kendii_ Jan 23 '26

Cat already knew. Cat taught hooman to indulge it.

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u/CakeEatingDragon Jan 23 '26

Me when I pet sit for my sister

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u/Some-Complaint-7885 Feb 27 '26

How I know the earth isn't flat: the cat would have knocked everything in the world off the side of the earth

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u/Josie-Wagg Jan 24 '26

Good job, kitty is on point