Annoying habbit of pets?

23rd May 2016 at 12:12

So what is your pets annoying habit that drives you up the wall?

For my budgie DeeDee, at the moment likes to pick her water pot up and slam it down to get my attention. . . . . Water everywhere!!!

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16 replies since 23rd May 2016 • Last reply 6th January 2017

Cat Morley

Reply #1: 24th May 2016 at 01:01

Bobbin wakes up just before sunrise (4am-ish at the moment), tries to burrow under the blanket and forgets that my feet aren't mice that she needs to catch. Owe

She also likes to jump on my head if I'm not waking up but she's so cute that she could get away with murder in my books

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trumocha2

Reply #2: 24th May 2016 at 03:03

My dog will bring her toys to me and put them on my lap and chew on them while they are in my lap. I have been nipped on many occasions. She also likes to be chased so she takes things just so you will chase her around the house.

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MischievousRaven

Reply #3: 24th May 2016 at 06:06

my dog lies on my chest when he wants to go out in the middle of the night and doesnt move till i get up. I wake up feeling like i cant breathe, but love him anyway

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Cat Morley

Reply #4: 24th May 2016 at 07:07

Waaahhh Bobbin is doing her burrowing / eating my feet thing right now - how do I get her to stop?

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MischievousRaven

Reply #5: 24th May 2016 at 07:07

but its too cute lol

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VeganSprinkles

Reply #6: 25th May 2016 at 08:08

When my dog thinks I've slept long enough she stands over my face nose-to-nose until I wake up. It's adorable but also annoying and kind of creepy lol!

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MischievousRaven

Reply #7: 25th May 2016 at 08:08

;awwwwwwww cute dog

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Cat Morley

Reply #8: 25th May 2016 at 08:08

Aww can we swap @VeganSprinkles? I'd take a creepy-stalker-dog over a burrowing shark-cat any morning!

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MischievousRaven

Reply #9: 28th June 2016 at 06:06

now my dog has discovered how to get up stairs (his previous owner had a bungelow) he has now started following me up there

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AlterEgo Designs

Reply #10: 29th June 2016 at 01:01

I just lost the last of my pups earlier this year, but I had one once called Bear (an accidentally ironic name for a dog who grew to be all of 20lbs) whose absolute favorite thing in the world was eating paper. We couldn't even keep toilet paper on the roll with him because he'd grab the end of it and run the full circle of my house repeatedly until all the paper was off the roll.

My first dog was an escape artist, and being a border collie, took the entire neighborhood to wrangle him back to the house every time. Luckily I live in a neighborhood where *everyone* has dogs, so none of them minded too much. That one also loved eating MY toys. Not my brothers', always mine.

The third one was an absolute angel. He chewed things occasionally as a puppy, but in all of his 16 years, I can only remember a single "bad" act. He once peed in a girl's shoes. I think he was just a better judge of character than I was though, as she turned out to be just AWFUL. XD

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MischievousRaven

Reply #11: 29th June 2016 at 06:06

My first dog bugzy was an escape artist, used to take him self for walks but always came back

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Meghan E.

Reply #12: 1st July 2016 at 18:06

My rabbit Briar likes to "redecorate" in the middle of the night, which results in a lot of banging of food dishes and dragging his house around and me waking up to yell at him. My cats usually then think this is the perfect time to play fetch so they bring me their toys and shove them against my hands and face. I think it's all a conspiracy and they're working together. Good thing they're all so cute.

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Melissa Beth

Reply #13: 6th January 2017 at 09:09

Astrid likes to sleep on my head (which my Dr doesn't like), which I don't mind. I mind when she stands on me - heavy cat on tiny paws, lots of pressure. Ow. Astrid also will steal your spot and will not budge. She also walks all over my computer when I'm using it. Mabel, aka Invisible Kitty, doesn't do much except meow a lot sometimes. She sometimes bites my husband's feet (that's where she usually sleeps). They're just so damn adorable, I guess I'll keep them.