Christina Websell
July 3rd 09, 07:59 PM
From: "Adrian" >
Subject: Re: Boyfriend does an Otis
Date: 01 July 2009 16:39
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> When I got up and opened the back door he rushed inside. I told him
> very firmly that he must not wake me in the night, as it's meowmie
> who gets him the money for toonas and she cannot do it if he wakes
> her by being a greedyboy.
> It's not a punishment for him to be put in the conservatory, it's
> just to make him realise that he will not be fed if he wakes me 4 a.m.
> If I *had* fed him at 4 a.m. it would have reinforced his idea that
> it's OK to wake me up to feed him, which it isn't. Instead he had a
> negative experience and I doubt he will do it again.
> Let's see what happens tomorrow. Will he wake me at 4 a.m for
> breakfast? I don't think he will.
> Let's start a book, who thinks he will and who thinks he won't.
> Would be interesting to see who would had let their cat get away with
> it.
> Tweed
He might let you sleep in 'till 4:30 tomorrow. <eg>
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I feel reasonably certain that my firm tone because of his ridiculous idea
for a 4 a.m. feed will do the trick as he was not rewarded by getting one.
He does so not need to eat at 4 am. He has wet breakfast, dry tea and wet
supper. Plenty. The boy is greedy.
And he will not be fed at 4 am, he'd better get used to that,
Subject: Re: Boyfriend does an Otis
Date: 01 July 2009 16:39
>>
> When I got up and opened the back door he rushed inside. I told him
> very firmly that he must not wake me in the night, as it's meowmie
> who gets him the money for toonas and she cannot do it if he wakes
> her by being a greedyboy.
> It's not a punishment for him to be put in the conservatory, it's
> just to make him realise that he will not be fed if he wakes me 4 a.m.
> If I *had* fed him at 4 a.m. it would have reinforced his idea that
> it's OK to wake me up to feed him, which it isn't. Instead he had a
> negative experience and I doubt he will do it again.
> Let's see what happens tomorrow. Will he wake me at 4 a.m for
> breakfast? I don't think he will.
> Let's start a book, who thinks he will and who thinks he won't.
> Would be interesting to see who would had let their cat get away with
> it.
> Tweed
He might let you sleep in 'till 4:30 tomorrow. <eg>
----------
I feel reasonably certain that my firm tone because of his ridiculous idea
for a 4 a.m. feed will do the trick as he was not rewarded by getting one.
He does so not need to eat at 4 am. He has wet breakfast, dry tea and wet
supper. Plenty. The boy is greedy.
And he will not be fed at 4 am, he'd better get used to that,