15 May 14
Originally posted by wolfgang59it's a cute youtube with a cat. it's not breaking news. who gives a crap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54ewMbYsa9E
what a setup!!
and people believe this????????????????????
except fox news, but if you go to fox for your news, you deserve anything they serve you.
15 May 14
Originally posted by ZahlanziIt isn't just Fox. It is obviously a setup. Who walks around shooting video, and then follows the action as the cat chases the dog around the car.
it's a cute youtube with a cat. it's not breaking news. who gives a crap.
except fox news, but if you go to fox for your news, you deserve anything they serve you.
I did hear on the news this morning the dog is supposed to be put down.
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15 May 14
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Originally posted by normbenignIt looked like there were three stationary cameras, roughly at eave height, as would be a security system. Edited together to produce the video.
It isn't just Fox. It is obviously a setup. Who walks around shooting video, and then follows the action as the cat chases the dog around the car.
I did hear on the news this morning the dog is supposed to be put down.
"The entire sequence was captured by several of the home’s eight security cameras — installed after neighbors had their car stolen and backyard trespassed upon."
http://www.bakersfieldcalifornian.com/local/x1372324891/Family-cat-saves-Bakersfield-boy-from-attacking-dog
15 May 14
Originally posted by JS357Cats can be both territorial and protective. As a boy, I witnessed our family cat, a very large tom, lie in wait on the sloped roof of our trash shed, and ambush a large mongrel dog who had wandered into our yard. Just as in the video, our cat lunged with all four claws extended, and latched onto the dog's back. It was a wild ride as the dog tried his best to get out of our yard and shake of his feline passenger.
It looked like there were three stationary cameras, roughly at eave height, as would be a security system. Edited together to produce the video.
"The entire sequence was captured by several of the home’s eight security cameras — installed after neighbors had their car stolen and backyard trespassed upon."
http://www.bakersfieldcalifornian.com/local/x1372324891/Family-cat-saves-Bakersfield-boy-from-attacking-dog
No that you mention security cameras, the video isn't so surprising.