Another Monday, and Dante and Dylan are demonstrating, yet again, what it truly means to be a "mancat". Here they are guarding the entrance to our propurrty. Dante stands on the bench in the purrimary position so he can see further down the road to detect any early signs of invasion. Dylan takes the ground-level view to scout for any low-lying encroachers. You will note that after they survey in one direction, that they then turn to look around to make sure that all purrimeters are secure (and maybe take just a second to smell the flowers, too!).
Not satisfied that they were thorough enough in their surveillance, they shift to the driveway in order to see what may be on the horizon on the opposite end of the street. Dante checks in with Dylan to ensure that he is purractising due diligence, before they scrutinize all angles, once again. They certainly aren't ones to shirk their duty.
So, this is another lesson in what's it's all about in the world of a male domestic feline. The mancat must nefur let down his guard. He is efur-viligant and holds ready to defend his home, his propurrty and his humans.
The mighty Dante and the indomitable Dylan stand tall and purroclaim purroudly "We are Mancats, hear us roar, We're just two much to ignore!"
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