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Old 02-01-2014, 09:59 AM #21
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Originally Posted by lefthanded
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I trained our kitty to sit and stay.
I know how difficult that can be with a cat—even with the almighty motivator (food). We've always trained our dogs to sit & wait for meals; it's pretty much mandatory with large dogs who can bowl you over in/with their exuberance—though they'll still bowl you over if you get in the way of their stampede to get to the waiting spot!
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The only downsides thus far are the little puddles of drool...
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