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It's fine for a watchcat to use a human as a guard post, provided Watchcat Headquarters approves:

October 2010: Watchcat Sammy takes his perch on a trusted guardian.

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In this photo from November 2003, Watchcat Rosie conveys the attitude, "I am professional.  I am confident.  I am comfortable."  Nothing wrong with that:

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Guarding the backyard is a tall task, but Stray Cat, with his steely demeanor, was ready for it in November 2003:

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This was no ordinary assignment, guarding the limited edition pumpkin pie-flavored Pop-Tarts.  Clearly, this was a job for two watchcats.  Watchcat Sylvia determined that the new witch cat was up for the challenge in October 2018:

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Sometimes, being a watchcat is inconvenient.  You might have to monitor a suspicious ant while sitting under a chair, for instance:

November 2006: Watchcat Rosie doesn't let being at an uncomfortable guard post stop her from paying attention to details.

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I still don't know why Watchcat Headquarters asked Watchcat Sylvia to be upside down at her guard post one night in 2016, but she pulled it off:

That's a dedicated watchcat.

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As tempting as it would have been to try on the shoes in October 2012, Watchcat Sammy focused instead on guarding his assigned sector:

That's dedication.