Going by its body language, this cat is clearly frightened. Photo: 123rf.com
For months now, Guido has marched up the driveway, tall and proud, only to drop down and leopard-crawl the second he entered the house.
At first I thought it was because of Swooner, our youngest cat, who has a wicked habit of hiding behind the door and jumping out and shouting, “Boo!” in Cat. But I soon realised that it wasn’t Swooner that had Guido on high alert; it was my handbag.
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