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I would say no. The cat doesn't seem that upset about it, just a bit confused.
The cat seems to look very healthy and well cared for in general.
Although it's all about context.. if the owner of the youtube channel has several such videos, then maybe there is cause for concern, but as an isolated incident I'm ok with it.
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Even with the incident with the dog, the dog is not the aggressor there. He's just sniffing the cat, like "dude, what's up with the Santa getup?" It's the cat who takes a swipe at him.
It's a cute holiday card type thing for friends, and I think it's harmless.
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December 30, 2008 06:53 PM
Do you think this cat is/was mis-treated?
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| December 30, 2008 09:34 PM |
The cat seems to look very healthy and well cared for in general.
Although it's all about context.. if the owner of the youtube channel has several such videos, then maybe there is cause for concern, but as an isolated incident I'm ok with it.
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December 30, 2008 07:05 PM
Personally, I wouldn't call it mistreatment. Yes, the cat was obviously irate and confused, but it is not physically harmed, and those booties can easily come off. I would compare it to playing a harmless prank on a friend - they'll be somewhat upset, but there's no real damage.
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December 31, 2008 03:53 AM
Nah. The cat's clearly unhappy, but I wouldn't call it mistreatment. Even with the incident with the dog, the dog is not the aggressor there. He's just sniffing the cat, like "dude, what's up with the Santa getup?" It's the cat who takes a swipe at him.
It's a cute holiday card type thing for friends, and I think it's harmless.
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