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July 6th 04, 08:00 AM
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July 6th 04, 10:08 AM
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July 6th 04, 10:08 AM
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July 6th 04, 05:05 PM
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"Dermuid" wrote in message ... "Sherry " wrote in message ... : : On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 06:09:15 +0000, Mark Healey wrote: : : I don't want to give him away or have him put down but this has to : stop. I am literally losing sleep over this. : : Open the cabinet. : : -- : Dennis Carr - : : Brilliant. The voice of reason. I love that solution. It's exactly what I'd do. : : Sherry Better still, put the cabinet in another room and he can scratch all he wants then. That assumes that the cabinet is not permanently mounted...but I still like the suggestion to just leave the cabinet door open (being sure that there is nothing dangerous inside). Holly can open every cabinet door in the house, and I frequently find them open. It's not a problem at all, and a little "help" for this cat might solve the nighttime problem. MaryL
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July 6th 04, 05:05 PM
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"Dermuid" wrote in message ... "Sherry " wrote in message ... : : On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 06:09:15 +0000, Mark Healey wrote: : : I don't want to give him away or have him put down but this has to : stop. I am literally losing sleep over this. : : Open the cabinet. : : -- : Dennis Carr - : : Brilliant. The voice of reason. I love that solution. It's exactly what I'd do. : : Sherry Better still, put the cabinet in another room and he can scratch all he wants then. That assumes that the cabinet is not permanently mounted...but I still like the suggestion to just leave the cabinet door open (being sure that there is nothing dangerous inside). Holly can open every cabinet door in the house, and I frequently find them open. It's not a problem at all, and a little "help" for this cat might solve the nighttime problem. MaryL
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July 6th 04, 05:08 PM
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Luvskats00 wrote in message ... The twit (Mark Healey) who uses the nickname writes ..."When I'm trying to go to sleep the cat starts to scratch on a cabinet in my bedroom like when they want you to open a door...I keep a squirt bottle by the bed and shoot him whenever he starts. ...It's getting to be a real problem. ...I don't want to give him away or have him put down but this has to stop...." It sounds like you have absolutely no clue that this squirt bottle has been useless.... You don't know much about Mark Healey, do you?
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July 6th 04, 05:08 PM
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Luvskats00 wrote in message ... The twit (Mark Healey) who uses the nickname writes ..."When I'm trying to go to sleep the cat starts to scratch on a cabinet in my bedroom like when they want you to open a door...I keep a squirt bottle by the bed and shoot him whenever he starts. ...It's getting to be a real problem. ...I don't want to give him away or have him put down but this has to stop...." It sounds like you have absolutely no clue that this squirt bottle has been useless.... You don't know much about Mark Healey, do you?
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July 6th 04, 05:16 PM
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"Sherry " wrote in message ... : : On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 06:09:15 +0000, Mark Healey wrote: : : I don't want to give him away or have him put down but this has to : stop. I am literally losing sleep over this. : : Open the cabinet. : : -- : Dennis Carr - : : Brilliant. The voice of reason. I love that solution. It's exactly what I'd do. : : Sherry Better still, put the cabinet in another room and he can scratch all he wants then.
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July 6th 04, 05:16 PM
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"Sherry " wrote in message ... : : On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 06:09:15 +0000, Mark Healey wrote: : : I don't want to give him away or have him put down but this has to : stop. I am literally losing sleep over this. : : Open the cabinet. : : -- : Dennis Carr - : : Brilliant. The voice of reason. I love that solution. It's exactly what I'd do. : : Sherry Better still, put the cabinet in another room and he can scratch all he wants then.
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#30
July 6th 04, 05:34 PM
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Mark Healey wrote in message ... On Mon, 5 Jul 2004 06:09:15 UTC, (Mark Healey) wrote: Not to worry. I couldn't put him down. I was writing 5 hours before I had to get up for work. What a short memory some folks have. How could anyone who remembers your wonderful posts and pictures think you could be serious? I chalked it up to frustration on your part. Understandable frustration. The cat is three or four. I don't like the noise idea because his brother is usually curled up on by back and purring when this happens and I don't want to discourage that. He doesn't like mellow petting but he will go ape **** with massive forhead rubbing when his head is scratched and he never gets tired of it. He hates to be held and wond sit on anyones lap but will sleep on a prone persons chest. I guess I'll try to tucker him out with the laser pointer. I do this with oour girls every night just for exercise. I assume you have tried opening the cabinet?
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