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March 21st 04, 03:16 AM
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Karen Chuplis dumped this in
on 20 Mar 2004: It's like the dragons in the McCaffery books. How much weight can a dragon lift? As much as he thinks he can. How high can a cat jump? As high as he *thinks* he can  Maybe the dresser just *seems* easier(color, lighting, etc.) That could very well be it. So perhaps his confidence is building with the jumping he's doing lately and the counter is not a safe place to keep it away from him. Hmm.. Thanks Karen. I'll be monitoring that food more closely. It's easy to tell if he's found dry food because he won't leave a crumb in the bowl. The others only eat a small amount and leave it. -- Cheryl 
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