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Old 06-16-2011, 04:36 PM #1
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This whole deal would be a lot more fun if my daughter weren't brokenhearted at giving up her cat.
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Cooper's latest trick is getting up on my daughter's counter and knocking dog treats onto the floor and watching the dog gorge on them.
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This whole deal would be a lot more fun if my daughter weren't brokenhearted at giving up her cat.
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Cooper's latest trick is getting up on my daughter's counter and knocking dog treats onto the floor and watching the dog gorge on them.
Squirt bottle of water works wonders in training/retraining. Does no actual harm to the cat, and minimal damage to your house. My cats would get to the point where they just had to see me start looking around for the bottle and they were GONE!!! from whatever they weren't supposed to be doing.
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