Piggies and Fire Alarms
I saw this the other day (apparently it's circulating on the Internet) and thought it was pretty funny)
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Then I thought about the fire alarm we have that could probably wake the dead. It usually goes off when my landlady is cooking her dinner, which is when I am sleeping. It could probably wake the dead.
While the pigs obviously don't seem to enjoy it, they don't seem terrified although I am usually half awake when it goes off anyway. Landlady mentioned that like dogs, maybe certain frequencies bother piggies that don't bother humans. Does anyone know?
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Then I thought about the fire alarm we have that could probably wake the dead. It usually goes off when my landlady is cooking her dinner, which is when I am sleeping. It could probably wake the dead.
While the pigs obviously don't seem to enjoy it, they don't seem terrified although I am usually half awake when it goes off anyway. Landlady mentioned that like dogs, maybe certain frequencies bother piggies that don't bother humans. Does anyone know?
I think sensitivity varies from pig to pig but they are probably bothered more by high frequencies. This afternoon at the vet's there were a couple barking dogs which made Pellegrino rumble every time. So did the squeaking door. Then a lady brought in a yellow tabby cat that had a Siamese voice. It yowled nonstop but that didn't didn't seem to phase him. But maybe he was just rumbled out.
Both pigs fled into their pigloos as soon as we got home and didn't come out until they were REALLY hungry.
Both pigs fled into their pigloos as soon as we got home and didn't come out until they were REALLY hungry.