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Burning Question #57: If a bunch of cats jump on top of each other, is it still called a dog pile?
I forgot all about sea lions. Look they’re piling.
My real goal is to get my two cats to wear cute hats and ring bells for treats. I tried to do that a few times but they were afraid of the bell. I’ll keep trying.
~ Juliette aka Vampire Maman
Sea lions are the total master of the dog pile. 😆 Hmm. Would they be called a lion pile? Which gets me wondering…A family of lions is called a pride. Lions are big cats. So, would a pile of cats be called a pride pile?
You might have something there.
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All creatures should have their own pile term.
Simple truth. 🙂
It’s called a dog pile because puppies sleep on top of each other in a big cuddly pile. I mean, have you ever seen a litter of puppies sleep? It’s pure furry, smooshy heaven! But – kittens and adult cats tend to do the same thing, so they deserve their own term. That’s why I voted for cat pile.
I haven’t been around many litters of puppies. That is so sad. I’ve just adopted orphan dogs. I wasn’t around when my man and child picked out the current dog. Yes, cats DO deserve their own term. Definitely.
Cats definitely deserve their own term. Because they’re cats and cats are awesome beasts. 😀
I have no idea what a “dog pile” is. I got an idea from a slang dictionary but I don’t think it’s a term we use over this side of the pond 😦 So I’ve gone with mermaids 🙂
Good choice. The term is usually used in sports but people use it for just about anything. I’ve never seen dogs in a pile. I’ve seen cats, pigs, children, and snakes in a pile but never dogs.
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I love this. Bahahahahahahahahaha.
A pile is a pile is a pile… in my opinion, a pile of cats would be a cat pile. A pile of mermaids would be a mermaid pile… even though I admit, I have difficulties to picture that… LOL