Do cats miss you when you’re gone? | RoscoeSqueaks

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

Комментарии • 16

  • @paulamunhoz
    @paulamunhoz Год назад +17

    It’s the first time I see this cat, but I am jealous of Grandma…!!

  • @kimfleury
    @kimfleury Год назад +1

    Oh my heart 💔💔💔😿😿😿 This must have been so bittersweet for Grandma to see! I'll bet she cried, because it brought tears to _my_ eyes.

  • @rwhite9994
    @rwhite9994 Год назад +12

    This is a very well conditioned and well trained animal. (the human) It must have took the cat a long time to train its humans so well.

  • @EmunahFL
    @EmunahFL Год назад +6

    I wanted to hit that ouch button too when the cat pressed it. 😭 My heart literally broke...

  • @kw9568
    @kw9568 Год назад +10

    Now I believe this is actually real. Those were not just random responses for treats!

    • @roscoesqueaks
      @roscoesqueaks  Год назад +5

      He does have a treat button though and it’s well used haha. But that’s the only button that gets him treats, and it’s surprisingly not his most used button!

    • @rwhite9994
      @rwhite9994 Год назад +2

      This is a very well conditioned and well trained animal. (the human) It must have took the cat a long time to train its humans so well.

    • @JessieMassoudi
      @JessieMassoudi Год назад +2

      @@rwhite9994 it only took him a few years to train me to get him the buttons 😂

    • @JessieMassoudi
      @JessieMassoudi Год назад +2

      I’m his human btw (I meant to comment from his account 🤦🏼‍♀️)

  • @RealMash
    @RealMash Год назад +9

    A cat needs the matriarch of the clowder nearby ;-) Besides Grandmas are an excellent source of comfort-food, they are easier to manipulate for an extra morsel ;-)

  • @kw9568
    @kw9568 Год назад +2

    Awwwwwww

  • @LindaVernon
    @LindaVernon Год назад +4

    Ouch = sad??

    • @simoncleret
      @simoncleret Год назад +4

      That's how I interpreted it

    • @erink476
      @erink476 Год назад +9

      Or something like it. Multiple dogs and cats have extrapolated their 'ouch' button to emotional pain despite it only being modelled for physical.

  • @chrissysonicutdrloz
    @chrissysonicutdrloz Год назад +1

    So far, i've seen Billie and Roscoe, and i think Roscoe is actually better at communicating.

    • @kimfleury
      @kimfleury Год назад

      There's also Russell whose human is a woman whose RUclips channel is @catmanjohn (I'm not sure, but I suspect she inherited it from one of her brothers or something, because the whole family is crazy for cats -- their own and each other's -- it's cute). Besides Russell there's also Todd, which I think is either @ToddChronicals, @DoYouKnowTodd, or @TheChronicalsofTodd. Someone here will know, I'm sure. But I do have to say that Roscoe is extremely communicative. What I find most interesting is how their personalities affect the way they approach button communication. Btw, I've introduced buttons to my two recent street rescues. Just as something fun and interactive, although it would be good if they learned to communicate health problems to me before they get really sick.