@Autumn Leaves 100%! His dad told him all was okay by stroking him, and Messi believed him. Messi and his dad have such a special relationship. I saw him put his whole hand in Messi’s mouth (giving him a pill) and I wasn’t the least bit worried. Messi just doesn’t seem to have any real aggression.

В данной ситуации, занимаясь в обществе собак, она ведёт себя как собака, выполняя команды своей старшей кошки.

Это заслуга Саши, суровый мужик

Посмотрите Куклачёва. Просто нужно терпение. Всё не так быстро, как у собак.

Месси действительно уникальный Котя

Really well said.

Из-за любви к сытой и беззаботной жизни )

Felicitaciones Por como han criado y miman a es belleza del mundo felino. Buenísimo sería un esfuerzo más, y q pudieron tener los diálogos en español, recuerden q es la segunda lengua más hablada en el planeta. La dicha de los visitantes al sitio, sería total!!!!! GRACIAS POR TANTO GOCE.

в десятку! именно ради друга) не думаю что Месси Сашу хозяином видит. да и Саша не как хозяин относится)

Прелесть а не кошечка! 😻

Снисходит - люблю его, дурачка,..

You can tell he was definitely taken aback by it but he handled it very very well

Boy...tom-cat.

@Максим Рублевский вы, наверное впервые увидели Месси, и ничего о нем не знаете....

Собак он не рассматривает в качестве угрозы

@Сергей Ка "Бобик в гостях у Барбоса", замечательный мультфильм!)

And you can tell he is. I love the way his face lights up when Messi greets him upon his homecoming. My husband always says that if anything happens to Sasha, Messi would stop eating and die. I’m not so sure, but no question he would be so lost.

I agree

@Don Berry 🤣 u safe bro?

The cat looks around like i do in Detroit.

Yes indeed! We can certainly relate. It’s always one of those everywhere!

I love u messie😊😊

Damn thas soo mee LMAO 😂

😁 true

заявляю как кинолог - нет! это не так :)

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Наталья Малева Только гордости многовато, но это уже отличительная черта всех кошек))) Собаки для хозяина стараются, а Месси для себя)))

@I_am_puma , у меня были те же эмоции при просмотре, что и у детей на площадке - чистый восторг!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰

Наталья Малева 🤗😘

Котопес

Он просто песикот😁

Мне кажется, Месси считает себя человеком.

Возможно, в единственном экземпляре.

well they have larger brian’s when compared to small breeds of dog, it’s a given that they’ll have a higher capacity to learn dogs just seem smart due to thousands of years of domesticating wolves

Well spoken! +1

It's really amazing how Messi loves his family, seems to have really fun with training, play, other persons. It's amazing and I wish them a very good future! 👍♥️👏🤔

Indeed we do.

@Сергей Сигов , эмоционально, сентиментально, чувственно. Но я не об этом. Ген агрессивности никто не отменял. Никто. Головотяпство, самонадеянность и глупость у людей, кстати, тоже. Даже, если что - то добавляется в корм животному.

@Ирина Ермакова вам не знакомы слова любовь дружба привязанность ИТ.д. и вообще заведите себе какое нибудь животное и тогда МОЖЕТ быть поймёте что такое друг

@Ирина Ермакова рассудим по вашей логике: головотяпство тащить в кучу детей собак, которые научены нападать, которые так спокойно прыгают на людей(понятно, что они в наморднике, но это не отменяет того). Значит детей рядом с такими псинами так же быть не должно, но вы тут рассуждаете только про кошку. Я не отменяю того, что данная кошка страшнее собаки, но собаки научены нападать, а кошку воспитывали иначе. Поэтому все это от лукавого. Либо вообще детей туда не пускать, либо говорить сразу и про собак и про кошек. При этом замечу, что уровень дрессировки Мэсси по сравнению с некоторыми собаками из видео на голову выше! Только не нужно про то что кошка дикая, собаки домашние. Это утверждение к данной ситуации не имеет никакого отношения.

@Vitaliy Karpov , Да, безусловно, вы правы, что папка, вылечил, вырастил, с того света вытащил. Это все лирика. Людям - то многим процессы мышления не все знакомы. В частности - умозаключения. А уж дикая кошечка точно свободна от этого. На то, она и дикая. У себя за забором - частная жизнь, а тащить в кучу незнакомых детей ....по -моему, это головотяпство.

@Ирина Ермакова для Мэсси хозяин это вожак стаи - папка, который его вытащил можно сказать с того света. Выходил, подлечил его и вырастил, кошки хоть и свободолюбивы, но не забывают таких подарков. Что мы и видим. Он не станет делить с ним позицию вожака.

it's that "Russian Aggression" we here in America get told; LOL

Russia..

Красава!

Ну, он же зверь и крупный, ещё и превосходство ощущает

Кошка, которая училась в собачьей школе и чувствовала себя там хозяином! Это было впечатляюще! Кошачий характер какой, как показывает себя, на эстакаде остановилась и всё тут. смотрите - бойтесь)))

Everybody is saying: forget the yapping doggies! The dogs fight the people what about the puma?

Yes i agree...

We got chihuahuas here in Texas that will also put the bite on.you. Ask the people who work in dog grooming who the mean ones are and they won't say big dogs they'll say the little dogs.

@Никита Шабанов Не факт, ими просто никто не занимается. Кошки у нас для красоты и милоты. Кто-то когда-то сказал, что кошка тупее и на них был поставлен крест. К тому же кошки более своенравные. И как среди всех животных, среди них есть умные и очень умные, тупые и очень тупые. С собаками разве не так? Иногда хозяева домашних кошек такие истории рассказывают из жизни своих питомцев, что диву даёшься. Просто не многие выкладывают это в Ютюбе.

@Elias158 назови этот факт :) какой именно?

Кошка умней это факт !

@Елена Л. не правда!

@Henry Sniper I find that quite unrealistic since Messi is even having trouble hunting for a fish in a childrens pool

@Вера Крохина I don't know if it's true but rumors have it they feed Messi orphans... Does that please you ?

Саша говорит,что он - единственный.А он знает,что говорит,он общается практически со всеми пумоведами и пумовладельцами. У Месси особая судьба,с его здоровьем и судьбой выжил только он,Саша выхаживал его полтора года,сутками сидел над умирающим с капельницами и уколами.И до сих пор трясется над ним от каждого чиха.Поэтому и не боится засыпать в доме с диким животным,спит с ним в одной кровати,Месси признает,что Саша -вожак стаи,а Маша - ниже Меськи по статусу,ей его лучше не раздражать. И детей они не заведут,потому что дети в этой иерархии - просто мясо.

Кнш кто будет заводить пумму виде домашниго ути пути какой милый

@Ian Mark Carmichael sorry for the late reply, no, but i was in Germany in the 70's and Puerto Rico in the 60's and South Korea in the 70's.

​ ElizabethGS Did you read the full comment chain before becoming irate at the first critical comment? "@Enzo Gorlami I am a boomer, and I am proud of it! Are you proud of your generation? I certainly am not!" - Rat Builder. I feel that it was clear that my response was to the clear one hypocrite here which was Rat Builder. While it is obvious that not everyone in the boomer generation had privilige in the youth (Discluding non Americans in this one because the attitudes are very different from children of GIs whose countries didnt have bombers going over there heads.) I felt that it was clear that I was pointing out all the failings to this one person who was claiming to be proud while also insulting the younger people who they dont believe ave any real problems because for MOST of them (White homeborn Americans) they didnt have the same kind of problems. Then "they" blame us for being lazy and entitled, while at the same time opposing foodstamps for the poor. Now Im sure your childhood was rough and you ARE mistaken if you think when folks say boomers they mean literally every person from every country from the generation so please save your fury for where it is not misplaced. My Grandfather grew up black in the South and had walked 70 years with a limp because apparently he looked at a white lady the wrong way and apparently he needed a lesson so a couple of ruffians busted up his knee with a tire iron, Police saw and just drove on by. So Save your indignant wrath and please try to understand I can stand up for my generation and call out the flaws of hypocrites who actively insult others without relizeing the consequences of their collective choices.

@HPWPAO And there you go again 'pigeonholing'. 'All the problems 'the boomers' caused us while being oblivious and self-righteous'. Really? As if 'the boomers' are all one and the same? Here's a wee story about 2 'boomers'. One, born in Scotland, raised in abject poverty by her soldier Dad and immigrant mother (who was a violent abuser). The family emigrated to the US after a few years of living in a 2 room walk-up. 2 rooms, not 2 bedrooms. One room was: kitchen/living room/dining room/ parents' bedroom. It had a stove which needed money fed into it to provide gas to heat cold water, otherwise no hot water. One fireplace in that room, fed by coal which also had to be bought and hauled up the stairs. No money? no coal. The 2nd room had 2 alcoves, one for the boy, the 2nd for 2 sisters, both had curtains. NO bathroom--that was downstairs one flight and all of the neighbours shared it. Just a toilet with a long chain to pull. No light at night. One carried a 'torch' (flashlight), or candle. Terrifying for a child. Baths were in a big metal tub on two chairs in front of the stove - once a week. Coming to America held such promise since the mother's brother lived in NYC and he'd boasted in letters (no phone) about how fantastic NY was. Turned out HE lived in a 2 bedroom walk-up..Lower East Side. 5 new people had to squeeze in for several weeks--unbearable, but at least there was a real bathroom with heat and hot water. Moved to Brooklyn, a 2 bedroom flat over a grocery store (lots of roaches--unknown in scotland). A tiny makeshift backroom for the son, the 2 girls shared one bedroom, parents another. Both had curtains, no doors, but a small kitchen and a bathroom. Still better than before. 3 years, moved to Queens. A small house, 'moving on up'. A bigger bathroom, big attic room shared by the sisters, parents with a real bedroom, son had his own real room as well. big living room and kitchen. Front and backyard, and a dog. Heaven - by comparison. The girl ran away at 19 due to the mother's never-ending abuse . Managed. Got a tiny apartment in NYC, another job (so no one could find her) and barely survived. Lost a huge amount of weight through near-starvation. Married briefly, had it annulled due to more abuse, moved on - to another apartment, another better job (She was always book smart and able to teach herself anything). Met a good man who had emigrated from Germany with his parents as a small boy. Also a 'boomer'. He worked in gas stations at 15, drove cabs at 17, anything to help his parents pay the bills (as she had). Now they had good jobs in the same office. Romance developed--he'd just returned from COMBAT in Vietnam. They were simpatico, but took time to get close and decide to marry a few years later --she scrimping and saving to pay for their wedding, and a downpayment on a house. So gave up her apartment early to move in with his family to save as much as possible. Her family were now back in the picture but had zero involvement in the wedding. They paid for everything themselves as their tiny house was being built on Long Island, NY. It was a special sale by a builder in 1975...took a year to complete and had a big fireplace -their dream. The commute into their jobs was 3-l/2 hours each way, but they sacrificed, all to have a better life and to put down roots, have a place to call their own. Saved every penny possible. Married, took the house without floors which they bought at a bargain and she installed on her hands and knees: parquet flooring on top of concrete everywhere except quarry tile in the kitchen which she also learned how to do from books. Got so good at it she helped neighbours install tile in their own kitchens. The land was sandy so the runoff made huge rivulets...a losing battle. It stayed that way for years, but every weekend they worked on their home and garden. Built brick and railroad tie steps down the hill, installed brick, inside, did everything most people have to pay for. Fixed washing machines, dryers. Did without a dishwasher or air conditioning for over 20 years until they could finally afford it - as his new job improved and he worked his way up. She damaged her back then, was forced to stop working, so their income was cut in half. Nevertheless, they continued to rescue feral cats and raise the kittens. They didn't spend extraneous money on 'toys' or 'vacations' as their families and many friends did. Their home was vacation enough. Before she damaged her back she'd worked countless hours of overtime...he'd stay at work then pick her up at 11 or even midnight, drive home (less traffic then) try to be in bed by 1:30a.m. - get up at 4:30 a.m. (just like Messi's built-in alarm clock) and do it all over again. This went on for years until she blew out more disks in her spine and was ordered to stop traveling, so took a local job until even that proved to be too painful as well. But he kept on, working hard and building up his savings with his company. He became a manager, then a project manager, then a senior project manager and on. He earned every promotion by staying long after everyone else and arriving before them. He was reliable and punctual and the 'go-to' guy who knew everything. Never shirked a hard assignment. They didn't have time to be involved with politics or 'running the Country' other than marching for civil and animal rights..they barely had time to eat and sleep. Once she was forced to stop working, he had to redouble his work load and they went through very lean years borrowing against their home, then paying it back. Eventually, he caught up financially. He still travelled - after his division moved to New Jersey --it meant a 7 hour ONE-WAY commute. He did it. Sometimes by train, sometimes driving. Exhausted every day, but he somehow managed. His company knew it was time for him to retire but were too afraid to lose him--since he was the only one who knew it all. So they kept giving him more incentive to stay until finally he could not. So he did retire, with a great pension plan (which was taxed incredibly heavily), but with enough money put away they knew they could be comfortable for as long as necessary. They never left their 'little' house, but added onto it: a second story, a pool, patios, beautiful landscaping. Everything they earned went into improving and giving them the happiness they'd earned, as well as hosting all of the family events and helping neighbours who spent all of their money on vacations then were hurting when things got tough. Never judged, always willing to lend a hand. Now, they do get involved in politics and what affects everyone's lives. They'd always been concerned with (and donated money to) their favourite charities....but now they felt they could afford to support candidates who believe in being truthful, honest and open. Unfortunately, they are both dealing with physical problems - mostly orthopedic: the 'earned' problems for someone who is a hard worker when young and who has no help. Now they can afford to pay for professionals to do the plumbing, carpentry and electrical work. You have the NERVE to blame 'boomers' who happened to be born into abject poverty and struggled for their entire lives purely to survive and have a decent life...for what you think you deserve? Get off your butt and DO it for yourself! No one did all this 'harm' you imagine. 99% of the people I know are exactly like those in my story....struggling while having not a penny in their pockets and having to walk everywhere --no cars, not even a bike and no 10c to take a subway to get somewhere. Working two jobs just to barely pay one's bills. How dare you put 'blame' on an entire group of people? I LIVED THIS! I was beaten and abused but adopted two cats because they were worse off than me. I scraped together pennies to buy one can of cat food each day to feed them, while I went hungry. I'd go into the Horn & Hardarts to get their free saltine crackers --which were my dinner! Unless you have ever walked in MY shoes, shut the hell up!~

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@Leonard Carr i don't think they chop off kids hands for misbehaving...