As I have come to discover, apparently for some of our four-legged friends having an online profile -- featuring interests and favorite treats -- is not enough.
These uber-cool cats -- and dogs -- need more room to meow and bark so they have taken the next step.
They have started their own blogs.
Prince Muddy Paws, for example, is a male cat living in Alabama who enjoys playing tag and running up and down the hall. His recent posts on his blog, Bloggingcat.com , include pictures of himself and friends. Also, in one of his posts Muddy Paws mocks humans for showering.
Muddy Paws wrote:
I keep showing them how to lick themselves clean, but they only lick their fingers after eating messy food. Oh well, I shall never give up trying to train them.For dogs, there's an actual template for their blogs on My-Dog-Blog.com. This sample blog provides the details.
Nena the Scottie has a My-Dog-Blog account. Her page features recent pictures of herself, some poems, and a list of famous people who owned or own Scottish Terriers.
(For the record -- Pause, my cat, does not have a blog. He just uses the computer to nap).
When I stumbled upon these pet blogs, it made me feel a tad better about myself.
This may be my second post about my cat but at least I'm not posting as my cat.
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