Houdini?

Dakota was giving Apache a bad time tonight - wanted to
play "chase and tag" and "wrestle". She wasn't in the
mood and had told him so repeatedly ("HSSSSSS!
SPIT!!!!")

So when I got up to intervene and he ran and hid in the
bedroom, I decided a little "time out" would help him.
Ten minutes in the bedroom, so I closed the door with
him inside.

"Meiouw! Mee-ow! MEEE- OUT!"

I left him. I'd let him out in a few minutes. The door was
closed firmly - it had even "clicked" in the latch.

Two minutes later he sauntered into the living room.

So much for the bedroom door being cat-proof.

(but he's been more subdued around his sisfur since
then)

--
Jette Goldie

Apache and Dakota
http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/kitties.html

"Jette Goldie" wrote
Dakota was giving Apache a bad time tonight - wanted to
play "chase and tag" and "wrestle". She wasn't in the
mood and had told him so repeatedly ("HSSSSSS!
SPIT!!!!")

So when I got up to intervene and he ran and hid in the
bedroom, I decided a little "time out" would help him.
Ten minutes in the bedroom, so I closed the door with
him inside.

"Meiouw! Mee-ow! MEEE- OUT!"

I left him. I'd let him out in a few minutes. The door was
closed firmly - it had even "clicked" in the latch.

Two minutes later he sauntered into the living room.

So much for the bedroom door being cat-proof.

(but he's been more subdued around his sisfur since
then)

Frank opens doors, too, and since he hates a closed door, all doors are
always open around here (except the front door, of course).

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

"Jette Goldie" wrote
Dakota was giving Apache a bad time tonight - wanted to
play "chase and tag" and "wrestle". She wasn't in the
mood and had told him so repeatedly ("HSSSSSS!
SPIT!!!!")

So when I got up to intervene and he ran and hid in the
bedroom, I decided a little "time out" would help him.
Ten minutes in the bedroom, so I closed the door with
him inside.

"Meiouw! Mee-ow! MEEE- OUT!"

I left him. I'd let him out in a few minutes. The door was
closed firmly - it had even "clicked" in the latch.

Two minutes later he sauntered into the living room.

So much for the bedroom door being cat-proof.

(but he's been more subdued around his sisfur since
then)

Frank opens doors, too, and since he hates a closed door, all doors are
always open around here (except the front door, of course).

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

"Marina" wrote:

Frank opens doors, too, and since he hates a closed door, all doors are
always open around here (except the front door, of course).

Frank has instituted an open-door policy.

"Marina" wrote:

Frank opens doors, too, and since he hates a closed door, all doors are
always open around here (except the front door, of course).

Frank has instituted an open-door policy.