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Old 07-13-2007, 12:06 AM #1
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Hi Billye,

Sounds like things are ok, but I read somewhere if a pet is anxious due to a storm (or a buzzing insect).... to distract with play time/fun time. This may still be rewarding anxious behavior with attention, but I think the idea is to make 'storm time' a fun time.... more of a distraction strategy.

Eliminating the buzzing creatures is preventative measure I'm all for~

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