Because it’s a usually fleeting thing, catching a glimpse of a cat about to go on its mad-hour romp can be difficult. One second they may be licking themselves, then the very next they dash off to explode out of corners at a dead run and jump on and off furniture.
This took a while to document, not just for one of the kittoons, but all three. The head rears back a bit, the eyes bug out, and there may even be a bit of a Marty Feldman look there.
The body goes from limp sack of cooked noodles to taut piano wire and boom, it’s on like Donkey Kong, claws out and losing traction as if in a ’70s car chase.
Naturally, Titanescu will do about three minutes before losing steam and plopping somewhere, while the others keep going and going.
This is the moment. On the cusp of lunacy. And it’s just goofy.
at least cats are GOOD at this. i shudder to think what would happen should two labrador retrievers get it in their heads to dash around the house like the hounds of hell. 🙂 thanks for sharing the fun.
Now I’m trying to imagine that. Hee hee 🙂
Hahaha!! I refer to this manic kitty thingee as “Goin’ Boogeddy”… 😉
Haven’t had a kitty yet that wasn’t subject to it… have never figured out what triggers it or what the heck it’s all about. I don’t think we peoples are supposed to… But it sure can be fun to watch. 😉