TristaJ

Our little cat Yodels got his name because when he is wanting your attentions, he dosen't meow, he yodels. It's so funny, because it sounds so real. And our other cat, Yolanda, goes nuts over Elvis songs. My brother used to play this one tape over and over again and Yolanda would go into a series of backflips, climbing the wall, lateral leaps, and punching the tape player, all while yowling at the top of her lungs. Sometimes we didn't know whether she just loved the songs, or just really hated them. Anybody else got funny cats?

Sherry

We used to have a cat kind of like that. I don't think it did backflips or lateral leaping or anything quite out there, but it did really get into the music. Especially loud rock music and really fast rap music.

gringo

My little cat doesn't display any unusual and funny behavior except for her running around so fast. But one thing she love doing the most is catch lizards and cockroaches.

TristaJ

Cockroaches? Lizards? What happened to just catching mice? Sometimes I wish Yolanda caught mice instead of pulling her little excorsist tricks to Elvis songs. But then I think, mice aren't as cool as Elvis.

Miley

Don't worry. The world is just turning upside down, is all. My terrier acts like a cat all the time, sometimes I think she just wants to break down and purr. Must've been a cat in a past life. But at least she dosen't dance- or chace mice/lizards/or cockroaches.

jeremiah

Well, some cats are really born talented and not all of them hates dog, just like my cousin's cat. We have never seen them fighting. I don't think this is odd. After all, we are not really sure how and if the myth about cats and dogs interminable fighting is true.

MLM_0107

What a funny cat, hehe. Cats usually love to play around. It's common for cats to play with a ball of yarn, some even play with dogs. But I've never heard of a cat that responsive to music. That cat's got talent!