A young cat named Roger Dodger shows how he goes to all lengths to retrieve an object and take it back to his human. Up on the cat cubby, to the sisal column, to the second column, to the high shelf, the the second shelf and the third shelf, ever higher! Then all the way back down, using the cabinet instead of the cat cubby this time. He's adorable and well behaved. But you would be, too, if you had a roommate like Smokey Drone Fun. That gymnastics training center he built on the wall must have been quite a project! With all that to jump on, Roger has no reason to upset the large TV and computer screens against the same wall. Teach your cat young, and you may have an internet star on your hands! -via a comment at <a href="https://www.fark.com/comments/12508030/154399168#c154399168">Fark&nbsp;</a>#cat #fetch&nbsp;

Who Says Cats Don't Fetch? 

Macy is a smart pup. Here she is at her ranch in Baggs, Wyoming. There’s a simple wooden plank bridge over an irrigation ditch. Macy runs halfway across and drops a stick into it. Then she dashes downstream ahead of the flow and jumps in to where the stick will be when she reaches the middle of the water course.Macy is shrewd enough to make her own fun.The original Lassie was a Rough Collie, not a Border Collie, but I’d prefer that a dog as smart as Macy was watching over Timmy for those unfortunate well incidents.#dog #BorderCollies #fetch