Spot on

That is so true 😂

😂🤣😂🤣😂

OR the younger sibling standing in the doorway to the older siblings room asking them what they are doing.

Exactly!!

Feline rivalry. Guppy has a case of the "Me too's!"

And, besides situation, this is interesting, because one cat learns to use buttons from socium, not training. He looks and not sure what is what. But see the power of it.

Definitely figuratively pushing Billy's buttons

😂

That's what I said!🤣 Guppy has figured out that it annoys Billi, so like any younger sibling relationship, she'll take advantage of the situation. After all, it's all attention, right?😂

I think so too. Even in previous videos, Billi didn't like Guppy near them

She’s very attached to them!

​@@BilliSpeaks I can imagine. This is her main tool to get into the talking world of those strange upright cat servants that provide food. Not having them would be a huge impact on her ability to talk to you. Still enjoying my catnip water mug, very cool!

Use your words, Billi, “MAD”

​@@BilliSpeaks That makes me think of the anxiety she displayed when you were breaking down her buttons to travel. I got the feeling that as she watched her vocabulary shrink it genuinely bothered her. :)

Guppy do not understand human, so let's talk cat to them.

Snitches get stitches.

Think that came from the problem of "How do I get Mom to make this jerk leave, without using any of the words he's in the way of?" If she had access to her full vocabulary, she might have phrased it differently - I don't know how they're laid out.

When our then 11yo cat got a new kitten roommate, the kitten had to start with the idea that kittens get the leftovers. Her majesty wasn't used to sharing food and likes to eat a bit, do a small walk and return to eat. When the kitten ate from the wrong plate, her majesty would look at her humans to ask them to do something about that. The kitten did grow out of the need to eat everything eventually.

@@sonjavilenius8976 That's not unusual, even in the wild; in a lion pride, even though the females make most of the kills, they almost always defer, and let males eat first; it gets weird when, rarely (but it happens) , a pride loses all males, then the senior females may have a confrontation...and their priorities regarding cubs can shift...little ferral cats have similar challenges...

1:56 Guppy's looking for trouble at this point lol

😂 I never saw the day we would say a cat is civil. We have come so far and I hope one day I have enough expendable cash to buy buttons for my cats

Both completely acceptable forms of communication, right? 😹

Same here 😂

"Bye Guppy" is just the cat version of "bye Felicia"

@@theyxaj hahaha yes!

1:56 Guppy's looking for trouble at this point lol

Mhm the back of my grandmother's house has 7 strays, most of them females. The males comes and go rounding the neighbourhood. The females usually seem all chill to me but you might be talking in a home setting which makes sense I think

Absolutely Agree. Especially with Billie being a newcomer to the house and older cat. Guppy is definitely making it known that they can take the food when they want or lay on the buttons. It will come to a fight if not controlled or established by the humans that this is not acceptable.

I had 4 females and 1 male (stray family I took in), and one of the females was Master of Intimidation at times. Just sitting somewhere strategic. When I said something about it, she would look at me like “What?? I’m just sitting here, not doin’ anything. Tsss.” 😂

It's a real dick move

ahahah that was exactly it. COME! LOOK! LOOK AT THIS!

And it worked! Billi is the bestest girl. ❤

Billi the snitch

Ikr! Someone make it an emoji!

😳

Absolute rage on her face. I love her big personality in that adorable little kitty body. 🥰🥰🥰

Well put! 😂

I feel that. I got the impression that Guppy has become interested in the buttons and wants to try them.

Yes, guppy owner should give her, her own buttons!

I think that was the reaction Guppy wanted. :p

mad - mad - bye

Mad. Mad. Mad. Mad. Mad. Mad. Mad.

I was thinking of that. I really wonder what their conversation would would be about. Or perhaps they communicate through telepathy... and would have no need for buttons! 😸

Guppy is like the annoying kid sibling Billi never wanted

@@mycreativeheart4159 They both are fluent in Catish so that may not be needed.

"Weird little stalker" is the perfect way to put it. I had a cat who liked to stand in line behind the others at a food bowl and tap them in the butt to make them finish so he could eat the food. He'd do the same when he wanted to take their cozy spots, progressing to laying half on top of them if they stubbornly refused, which usually did the trick. He also liked to calmly walk up and headlock any of the others who yodeled down the hall in the early morning, in a move we called The NatGeo.

I have 6 cats but they all know their roles in the "colony". They know who the big boss is and respect her. Who the babies are etc...

That's a perfect description. We are a shared household and I brought my tomcat (and his sister, but she passed two years ago ;_; ) in and my friend two other cats (two brothers). They generally... get along well enough (ignore each other and sleep butt-to-butt) but my tomcat and one of the other tomcats have this "difficult" relationship. My tomcat is a rather scaredy cat, has been since he was a tiny kitten and has this tendency that for no reason at all he marks one person/cat his "arch enemy" (not to attack, but to randomly run away / "flee" when he sees them); he did it over his life with several ppl he was cuddly with before and after a time, but at one point he did it with Bon. But Bon is one of those "laid back" cats... For several years now, the situation is my boy having one of his 'adrenaline' moments with Bon, and he growls at him and/or "flees" and Bon keeps following him (which makes it worse). My friend keeps defending her boy, and to a degree I agree (my boy *is* a drama queen). But I also try to explain how Bon following him around is not helping the situation de-escalate. Because, while Bon is not outright attacking or the initial cause of these situations (only few exceptions), his stalkey behavior (my friend defends it as "curious", but after years of this, that explanation falls a bit flat) ....well, as you've put it, it's a(n intentional) passive aggressive response. We usually let it play out (and Bon eventually gets bored) because I do not want to affirm by cat's mind-set in those moments, when there clearly was no reason (there're ways he can still retreat and Bon truly isn't actively "doing" anything) but we do separate / distract them when it gets too bad. Usually an hour or two later we find them sleeping peacefully butt-to-butt again. So, no real hard feelings XD But yeah, "passive aggressive little stalker" very much is a term that nails Bon's reaction to my drama queen / scaredy cat. ...speaking of, does anyone else have a cat that does what my boy does? Randomly selecting a person or other animal as their personal enemy no1? Like, my cat's been doing it even with me for a few times, absolutely no previous cause, only to be back to normal a short while later... Did it with his sister too, only to casually pass by her later again and them cleaning another as if it never happened? She usually simply ignored his bouts - kind of like a human would roll their eyes and go about their own busines until he calmed down again... With others (not me or his sister) he would "mark" someone for weeks or months even, still most often "forgetting" about it (and therefore confusing ppl) when he'd just act normal and cuddly with them during that time-span. I had several cats in my life, but he's the only one who keeps acting that way. Is it a "game" of sorts (that goes wrong with Bon who "plays it wrong" when he keeps following him around)?

Guppy is 100% obsessed with Billi 😹

@@BilliSpeaks Darned right. Billi has figured out how to command the humans, and Guppy want in on this sorcery.

​@@BilliSpeaks have guppys parents thought of getting guppy her own set of buttons?

She’s really upped the “using the buttons to tattle” quotient 😹

I would so love that! 😅

Exactly 😹

Hopefully! You have to cut Guppy a little slack: I am sure it took a while to reach harmony between Guppy and the dog (whose name escapes me ATM), and then, "...this other cat shows up and takes over a big chunk of the (family) room, with all her stuff, and wont even try to make friends and play!"

Daphne is the dog

@@jeanhiebert3425 OJ,TY...No one say "Daphne" very often.

Interesting concept

Cue Peter Griffin: “You know what really grinds my gears?”

Also, I kind of feel bad for Guppy. I think he actually thinks that Billie is kind of cool and wants to be like her. :D

But don't take my food

Hard to tell...it could just be a basic turf war/dominance struggle. I don't feel like I have ever seen Guppy try a button. I would like to see Guppy get some separate buttons and get some training on them. Just like people, cats (or dogs) can be jealous of the attention others get...the reactions vary... It would be very interesting to see what would happen, the next time Billi visits, if they both had their own buttons. Would they just stay with their own buttons, or still try to claim the others? And yes, it would be interesting if they could get trained on the same button-words (not as easy as it sounds: you could easily wind up with one cat using Billi-speak, and the other using Guppy-speak!), and see what they might try to 'say' to each other. It could provide a lot of insight as to what Billi thinks her words mean...

@@TheScandoman,yeah what you say is very interesting. It is all so fascinating. I think there was definitely some territory issues. But like there is with Kendra also,underneath they love her and want her attention. Billi is going my mom human.

@@SherryLea Well, Kendra is very cat-capable! Guppy actually seems to be potentially fairly friendly and accepting, but is assertively reacting to a significant invasion of territory by Billi...plus, for all we know, Guppy already had 'favorite spots' before, where the whole room can be observed from a safe vantage point... If you happen to plop down some of Billi's things there, you should expect some conflict... Of course, if you got them to really be buddies, them there would probably be separation issues. 😿 🌎 😹

aw I'm sorry the loss of your friend. Glad you were able to rehome her cat. Hopefully they went to good owners

I'm very sorry for your loss.

We’re short on space but thinking about it!

@@BilliSpeaks use the space in front of the couch for more buttons. (Get used to sleeping on the couch lol) Oh where will we put Dad?

She’s 6y! So much younger

Isn't Guppy a boy or do I remember wrong?

​@Teija Flink I think girl.

At 2:00 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ismHZLmK0siqYp8.html Lol, SHE MAD NOW 😂

@@teijaflink2226 I believe she’s a girl

@@shannondominguez9725 Then she's a big silky girl! Though Billi is on the small side...

Actually there is

I think Billi would lose if it became a full fight because Guppy is younger, bigger, and stronger

@@naylisyazwina6836 I don't know. I suspect that Billi might excel at using tools. Tools of warfare.

Videos of Greysea!

She’s absolutely an instigator, thrives on chaos, loves anarchy 😹