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$22,000 pet!!

post #1 of 33
Thread Starter 
I know people spend a lot on pets....

I had to fight the urge to write "$22K Pussy"

Colossal cat comes with princely price tag - What Were They Thinking - MSNBC.com
post #2 of 33
wow insanity i rather spend it on denim and get a cat for $2000.00
post #3 of 33
^ ditto haha
i think the 22K pussy would've def been an attention catching title!

i actually heard about this pet on the radio the other day they look soooo cool
but i hear they're not the friendliest little things
post #4 of 33
What a beauty!

If I had money, I would buy a pricey cat before I would buy a lot of things...like I don't really care that much about cars at all.

For a long time I wanted a Savannah cat...those look like that...but not quite as big...they are $3-4K.
But I decided that it deserved more room to run around than my little apartment and settled for my $1000 little bugger.
post #5 of 33
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Originally Posted by Nova View Post
i actually heard about this pet on the radio the other day they look soooo cool
but i hear they're not the friendliest little things
Hmmm...I am curious about the source of that info. Not doubting you, but carefully breed cats like these usually have SUPER personalities. They breed for look and temperament.

I used to live with a girl who had a Bengal, which is an asian leopard cross (the cat in the article is part asian leopard) and he is the friendliest fella you would ever want to meet.
post #6 of 33
Thread Starter 
The kitty is pretty, but it might eat my dog. I think it is worth 22K,

I'm just not sure I would buy one. How much to borrow one?
post #7 of 33
Man...imagine how much you would have to empty the litter box for a 30lb cat. That is like...3 regular cats.
post #8 of 33
Get the Hefty garbage bags out
post #9 of 33
I hate cats, but that one is awesome, looks like a efing cheetah.

22k? hmmmm no
post #10 of 33
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Originally Posted by casey60622 View Post
Hmmm...I am curious about the source of that info. Not doubting you, but carefully breed cats like these usually have SUPER personalities. They breed for look and temperament.

I used to live with a girl who had a Bengal, which is an asian leopard cross (the cat in the article is part asian leopard) and he is the friendliest fella you would ever want to meet.

it was on a few here in buffalo kiss 98.5 like our hit music station and 96.9 which is a classic rock station and one in toronto (i dont know how that station reaches us all the way in BLo lol) Q107 it's a classic rock station

i wish i had 22k cause i really think it's a cool looking thing. i want one

someone please buy me one

i wouldnt even care if it was bitchy but casey's prob right it's probly got a killer personality
post #11 of 33
I've been reading more and this cat apparently is very similar to the Savannah cat that I mentioned before...the big difference is that they have been able to get them to be consistently big (Savannah's are all over on size from 15-30lbs).

Savannahs are usually described as being very dog-like. They like walks...play in water.
post #12 of 33
^ on of my gf's jazmine has one of those Savannah's and she's the sweetest thing ever but totally spoiled! they're very soft
post #13 of 33
Thats one badass looking cat.
post #14 of 33
I would definately buy that! (if I had the money)

I LOOOOVE big cats!!!! !!!!!!!!!!! The bigger the better!!!

So where's Long Cat right now?

Loooong cat? Where are ya boyo?
post #15 of 33
You can get 22k pussy in Las Vegas too.
post #16 of 33
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Originally Posted by 2venus View Post
You can get 22k pussy in Las Vegas too.
lol. loved that one.
post #17 of 33
It's just like spending $1000 for a purse. You're not buying the purse because it's worth $1000, you're buying the purse so that other people know you have $1000 to spend on a purse.

(I swear, if anyone goes and says that now I'm comparing a cat to a purse, I just might shoot them.)
post #18 of 33
cats make great purses
post #19 of 33
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Originally Posted by trippybrowneyes View Post
It's just like spending $1000 for a purse. You're not buying the purse because it's worth $1000, you're buying the purse so that other people know you have $1000 to spend on a purse.

(I swear, if anyone goes and says that now I'm comparing a cat to a purse, I just might shoot them.)
NOT saying that you are comparing cats to purses...but as someone with a $1000 cat I can tell you that I did not buy him (primarily) for other people's response to him.

I bought him because I did a ton of research and he was the most suitable cat for me. The smallest domestic breed, VERY social and friendly. Sleeps under the covers and "helps" in every activity. I view a pet as a member of my family...and a worthwhile investment. I hope he lives to be a ripe old age and I am willing to make an investment to ensure a desirable temperament.

There are also people who don't buy expensive purses for their status, but rather for the unsurpassed quality of the workmanship and their sheer artistry.
post #20 of 33
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Originally Posted by casey60622 View Post
NOT saying that you are comparing cats to purses...but as someone with a $1000 cat I can tell you that I did not buy him (primarily) for other people's response to him.

I bought him because I did a ton of research and he was the most suitable cat for me. The smallest domestic breed, VERY social and friendly. Sleeps under the covers and "helps" in every activity. I view a pet as a member of my family...and a worthwhile investment. I hope he lives to be a ripe old age and I am willing to make an investment to ensure a desirable temperament.

There are also people who don't buy expensive purses for their status, but rather for the unsurpassed quality of the workmanship and their sheer artistry.
I'm not talking about $1000 cats though. I personally would not pay $1000 for a cat, but I can see why some people would, and you're right, it's usually not about status. But if you are paying $22,000 for a cat, you are paying for the exclusiveness of owning the cat.

As far as purses go, there is up to a certain amount where you are paying for quality and artistry, but after a certain amount, you're just paying for status. Besides, there are many brands out there that are shoddy quality for the price, and there are also many brands out there that are inexpensive but well-made.
post #21 of 33
Cool looking cat....I reeeeeeallllly want a Bengal
post #22 of 33
post #23 of 33
longcat is looooong
post #24 of 33
I am highly allergic to cats (touching a cat or cat hair, then my face results in swelling, tearing, itching, etc.) but have become able to tolerate cats over the years to a certain extent. Some cats are better than others in this regard.

Nevertheless I have two loving rescued cats that I would never give up. I have to take allergy medication most days, sometimes nasal spray and Benadryl if I have a fit, but I don't care... I love the little buggers.

$22,000 would buy so much food for rescued/ shelter cats it's not even funny.

ETA: I thought this article was about the cat engineered to be non-allergic, but this is much more ludicrous. If someone loves cats that much $22,000 can really go far towards rescuing, treating, neitering, feeding and adopting out loving rescued cats, who IMO have as much going for them as any purebred...

We have had terrible trouble with purebreds in our family-- first an Australian Shepherd, then a Siamese-- both developed fatal diseases we were told were linked to strong genetic traits from earlier inbreeding. We apparently didn't know our breeders at all.
post #25 of 33
Dude that cat is HUGE!!
I'd be pretty scared if i saw a cat that big.
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