Does anyone else get pet "help" on the scale?
BlueSkyShoal
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It's like moving towards the scale is the secret signal for my cat to rush over and stand on it too, lol. He always looks very proud of himself.
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My dog usually sniffs my butt while I'm trying to weigh myself.15
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Hmm. I don't have a cat. I have a dog that would occasionally bark at a thumbtack in the wall, and if I tried to get her near the scale, I don't think she'd cooperate.
Do you think your cat could learn about taking turns? Or try a laser pointer aimed at the other end of the room.0 -
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Nah. I let mine out and when they come back in, they head straight for the bed and my wife. They don't like mornings (just like my wife). If I'm on the treadmill in the afternoon, they try to join me but can't quite figure it out.5
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I shut my cat out of the bathroom when I'm weighing. My tom cat is very big an he likes to lay right on my sternum an stare at me.3
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yup i weigh myself with 3 cats climbing up my legs daily lol0
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crowleyed72 wrote: »I shut my cat out of the bathroom when I'm weighing. My tom cat is very big an he likes to lay right on my sternum an stare at me.
im to used to MFP lingo...i read that as your time of month cat LOL20 -
If you look at the record from my Aria scale (when it used to sync), there is a guest who weighs in very often at 12.5 lbs!14
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JaydedMiss wrote: »crowleyed72 wrote: »I shut my cat out of the bathroom when I'm weighing. My tom cat is very big an he likes to lay right on my sternum an stare at me.
im to used to MFP lingo...i read that as your time of month cat LOL
Lmao no I don't get those it would be a medical wonder now wife says I do mentally. That made my day5 -
I've got a feral on a campaign to become a house cat. I got on the scale with him once (seemed the easiest way to figure out what he weighed), then without him.
This big boy is a 12-pounder!
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I get crayon help or help from very small toys. I step on and it will appear that I am 5 lbs or more lighter. I pick the scale up and there it is. Something messing with the way the scale sits.4
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Yes, not every time, but my fattest cat gets in a mood to help sometimes.0
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Yes sometimes one of my 3 cats will go on or try and weave round my feet0
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fitoverfortymom wrote: »My dog usually sniffs my butt while I'm trying to weigh myself.
Don't know why this is flagged. I think it's adorable!5 -
PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »fitoverfortymom wrote: »My dog usually sniffs my butt while I'm trying to weigh myself.
Don't know why this is flagged. I think it's adorable!
Some people think butt is profanity. Not sure why2 -
PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »fitoverfortymom wrote: »My dog usually sniffs my butt while I'm trying to weigh myself.
Don't know why this is flagged. I think it's adorable!
Some people think butt is profanity. Not sure why
Butt that's just silly.14 -
I shut my three cats out of my bathroom when I'm weighing myself. 2 of them like to lay on my feet that I'm not counting them, no matter how cute they are lol.2
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2 Australian Shepard's push the door open and watch. They don't seem to care what the scale says but they sure do look at my face:).2
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leanjogreen18 wrote: »2 Australian Shepard's push the door open and watch. They don't seem to care what the scale says but they sure do look at my face:).
They have learned if you have an unhappy face, they get your breakfast. Happy face and they get dog food.8 -
Yes. Which is why I have to use it in the bathroom with the door closed. I have 4 cats and they have to be into everything I am doing. Working out is so annoying sometimes. Marceline is the worst. I am constantly accidentally kicking her while working out. Last night I was doing exercises on the floor and she was playing with my hair and when I tried to push her away she attacked my leg. Next while lifting weights she was attacking my legs.5
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megzchica23 wrote: »Yes. Which is why I have to use it in the bathroom with the door closed. I have 4 cats and they have to be into everything I am doing. Working out is so annoying sometimes. Marceline is the worst. I am constantly accidentally kicking her while working out. Last night I was doing exercises on the floor and she was playing with my hair and when I tried to push her away she attacked my leg. Next while lifting weights she was attacking my legs.
Aww. She's just starved for affection due to her lousy father who ate her fries.2 -
megzchica23 wrote: »Yes. Which is why I have to use it in the bathroom with the door closed. I have 4 cats and they have to be into everything I am doing. Working out is so annoying sometimes. Marceline is the worst. I am constantly accidentally kicking her while working out. Last night I was doing exercises on the floor and she was playing with my hair and when I tried to push her away she attacked my leg. Next while lifting weights she was attacking my legs.
My Monique gets into things if I'm not paying attention to her. Things like cat litter all over the hallway, or TP all over the bathroom. I'm hoping she will outgrow it, but I doubt it.0 -
megzchica23 wrote: »Yes. Which is why I have to use it in the bathroom with the door closed. I have 4 cats and they have to be into everything I am doing. Working out is so annoying sometimes. Marceline is the worst. I am constantly accidentally kicking her while working out. Last night I was doing exercises on the floor and she was playing with my hair and when I tried to push her away she attacked my leg. Next while lifting weights she was attacking my legs.
My Monique gets into things if I'm not paying attention to her. Things like cat litter all over the hallway, or TP all over the bathroom. I'm hoping she will outgrow it, but I doubt it.
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »megzchica23 wrote: »Yes. Which is why I have to use it in the bathroom with the door closed. I have 4 cats and they have to be into everything I am doing. Working out is so annoying sometimes. Marceline is the worst. I am constantly accidentally kicking her while working out. Last night I was doing exercises on the floor and she was playing with my hair and when I tried to push her away she attacked my leg. Next while lifting weights she was attacking my legs.
Aww. She's just starved for affection due to her lousy father who ate her fries.
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »Hmm. I don't have a cat. I have a dog that would occasionally bark at a thumbtack in the wall, and if I tried to get her near the scale, I don't think she'd cooperate.
Do you think your cat could learn about taking turns? Or try a laser pointer aimed at the other end of the room.
Laser pointer has mass. Extra mass not allowed on the scale!
We have 2 dogs but they are generally not allowed in my bedroom or bathroom. PRoblem solved!2 -
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Hahaha... Yep! I suddenly gained ten pounds from one day to another. Looked farther back on the scale and my cat was standing on the back of it. Crisis averted!2
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Yep, there's usually a jackpoo/cat battle going on behind me if I don't shut the door.0
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I was 3kg heavier this morning because my cat decided the scale needed her front end on it.1
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I would be very upset if my dog could add his weight to mine. At about 144 pounds that would be a bit of a spike on my weight and bmi charts, which have been faliing nicely for the past 8 months.0
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