Sentences with phrase «chasing laser beams»

He loves playing fetch with the toy mice and various balls we buy him, and adores chasing the laser beam.»

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One California educator compares keeping up with the rules in California's historic new school funding system to a cat chasing a laser pointer's beam — a shifting target always just out of reach.

It is not uncommon to stumble upon a video of Fido or Puss running around chasing after and attempting to «catch» a single laser beam, and this can entertain them for hours on end.

Cat toy companies keep this in mind when producing their products such as toy mice, birds, butterflies and other «prey» on... MORE pole toys, and «chase» toys, such as laser toys to chase a beam of light.

While I still struggle with the pain of not having her here, I am trying to remember all the good times and the comfort she provided for me: her laying on my lap watching TV, playing with catnip - filled toys, greeting me at the door when I returned home, chasing the laser - pointer beam, and sleeping at the bottom of the bed at night.

The first 24 to 48 hrs Wyatt was completely reclusive but after a little time he began to let my wife and I touch him and he would play with strings or chase a laser pointer beam light image.

The FroliCat Dart takes the traditional laser one step further by automatically rotating a laser beam through the room, leading your cat on an endless chase.

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«The lack of closure in laser - beam chasing could be messing with your dog's head,» according to Dr. Nicholas Dodman, animal behavior expert and professor at Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.

While pet owners may enjoy watching a cat play with a plastic mouse or chase the red beam from a laser light, they may not be amused at other feline activities.

But then you see things like enemies that chase you into the screen while firing missiles and laser beams in your general direction, or enemies that you have to hit by firing into the background, and you realise that combat in this game is far closer to that in an action RPG rather than just your typical turn based title.

The levels continue to offer variety as you progress, offering hazards such as hordes of enemies chasing you, blades, spikes and laser beams.