When I don't Want To Be Bothered!

English Mastiff is not thrilled with pesky cat.

It is early morning and the grand kids are sleeping so I thought I would try to get some computer work done. 

My son has two English Mastiffs and Buttercup wanted to lay on the couch next to me. That was fine, but their cat named Padfoot (he has 6 toes on his front paw) decided he wanted to be on the couch too. 

The only problem was that Buttercup likes to spread out and Padfoot wanted to groom him.  So he stars by licking his ears. 

Buttercup tries to move from the cat, but there is not much room on the couch. 

Pretty soon he is biting her ear. You can see his teeth in the picture below. 

Buttercup has had enough. She raises up to get away from the cat, but the cat thinks she wants to play. 

By this time, Buttercup is pretending that if she ignores the cat, he will go away.

It doesn't seem to be working. Padfoot stills wants to play. 

Now we have a 180 pound Mastiff and a 15 cat. All Buttercup wants to do is put her head down near me and go to sleep. However, Padfoot has other plans.

Buttercup finally looks over at me as if to say, can you help me here.

By this time, I feel sorry for her and put the cat down. There was a big sigh as Buttercup puts her head down and finally goes to sleep. Then the snoring began. Animals are so amazing.