I couldn't stop laughing.

This is CowCow, a 4 month old naive puppy who has alot still to learn. He's as curious as they come, rubbing his little nose into anything and everything, running wild investigating his surroundings. Doesn't bump into other creatures very often, but when the the opportunity to meet other species approaches, he runs fearfully to his master's side for protection until the coast is clear. However there is a certain cat that lingers the area often, who is no bigger than he. CowCow, not feeling any form of intimidation from this tiny creature, thought it fun to approach this cat.
This is Gorda, a cat filled with years and wisdom. She has dodged the biggest and quickest of animals and survived the coldest and meanest winters Montana has to offer. She is the Queen of this domain and her survival skills are sharp. She appreciates the human specie who she permitted to live in her house, because they feed her. They pet her at her command and provided her with an old sleeping bag where she can sleep. Her tolerance for wild, naive puppies is very, very low.

So CowCow seeing how this creature seemed perfectly harmless thought he could annoy her with his naive puppy manner. He began running around her, smelling her, jumping up and down in front of her, getting in her way and following her everywhere she went. CowCow was ignorant to her years of dealing with silly dogs (of any size), who seek her only for a tasty meal, or a toy to chase. She wasn't about to allow such a small example of this specie to ruin her day with adolescent manners. She was very patient at first, and occasionally threatened him with a raised paw here and there to maintain distance.

CowCow's persistence, however, got to her Majesty the Queen and she used one of her many tricks to ensure this specie be kept under control in her domain. She walked away slowly, then when CowCow ran up to get in front of her to interrupt her pace, She raised her glorious paw and forcefully slapped CowCow to a halt.
Behold the force used by her Majesty the Queen, which threw back the wild CowCow. Teaching CowCow one important lesson in his life. Smaller doesn't always mean weaker.

After CowCow came to from this majestic slap. Well, let's just say CowCow learned his lesson.