You can hear how I say ‘cat’ in French by playing the audio file below. You spell the words as follows: Female cat: chatte Male cat: chat Kitten: chaton My accent is not bad but not 100% 🙂 But if … Continue reading →
This is an audio recording of my discussion with Sharon who is an Australian woman living in Melbourne, Australia. She also has a home on French Island which is not that far from Melbourne (see map below). French Island is … Continue reading →
Yvette Harper is an extraordinary lady. She understands feral cats and knows that you never force along the process of socialization. It’s baby steps all the way otherwise you get knock-backs because cats lose the trust that has been patiently … Continue reading →
I have just spent a very pleasant hour with a lady, Jan, who I meet regularly at the local gym. She lives about 15 minutes walk from my home. She is a teacher and she lives in a nice, leafy, … Continue reading →
This is an interesting audio recording on the thoughts and ideas of a British couple, Barry and Kammy, on their relationship with their cat, Piedie, and on cat ownership in general. Piedie is a very sweet tortoiseshell cat. She is … Continue reading →
Click on the audio player below to hear this story. It lasts for about two and a half minutes. It is a surprising story and it concerns a veterinarian. It is a UK story concerning a dog but it could … Continue reading →
This another audio article answering the question: what breed is my cat? I hope it is easier to listen to rather than read an article when you are on the move with a smartphone using public transport, for example! That … Continue reading →
The concept is that people on the move, using their smartphones, may find it easier to listen to an audio file than read an article on the internet. An audio file is a natural extension of listening to music, podcast … Continue reading →
