Last week the nation's cats tuned in to watch the BBC's latest documentary about their not-so-distant-and-every-bit-as-potentially-murderous cousins, but this week it was time for their historic rivals to raise the stunning series' viewing figures.

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Across the nation, dogs tuned in to catch the latest episode of Big Cats, a nature documentary so visually stunning (and narrated rather superbly by a purring Bertie Carvel) that'd it lull you into a state of Cheshire-cat-style hypnosis...until one of the pretty kitties pounced on a defenceless junior member of the food chain.

Bodhi was absolutely loving it, according to his owner.

https://twitter.com/sarahloon/status/954093939262476289

Toby, however, felt it required close monitoring - just to be sure there was no 'furry BBC bias', probably.

https://twitter.com/gazman1987/status/954094822117257216

Young Olly - who appears to have had quite the day - proved tough to please.

https://twitter.com/unorthobox/status/954093079564378115

Lucy demanded a starring role of her own.

https://twitter.com/wilkies80/status/954093343528628224

And as for BBC Front Row's John Wilson's pupper? Well, it seems he wasn't sure the new show was worth his licence fee.

https://twitter.com/JohnWilson14/status/954092063745806336

The final episode in the series airs next Thursday night on BBC1. We personally can't wait to see what the mice make of it...

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Big Cats continues on BBC1 on Thursday January 25th at 8pm

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