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Old 07-11-2013, 03:55 PM #1
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This is a little tip for you. I heard about it and used it and it worked.
We just bought a new couch and we have five dogs that have already ruined one couch........Aluminum foil. This couch has been dog free with a piece of aluminum foil.
They don't want to get near it cause it crinkles, its shiny and it never leaves
the couch!!! I love it.!!! Doodle bug7
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My cats dislike aluminum foil, too. I don't put it on the furniture but if I even take the box of Reynold's Wrap out of the drawer they scatter. I think it's the noise it makes when being torn. I've gotten to where I take the box out of the kitchen, if they are in there, before tearing off a sheet of it.
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It really disturbs them!!
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Badcat and Peaches don't mind foil at all. They mind almost nothing ...
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.... especially me!!
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We have tried aluminum foil to keep the animals off the couch. My kitty has passed away but he was so mesmerized by the foil that He would watch it for a long time but never touch it. Once the dogs heard the first crinkle they went a different direction.
The couch is pet free now and I am Happy.
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Thanks for the tip! I'll try it for when Rosie, my scared-of-thunderstorms dog tries to get on the bed when it thunders.
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