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training a cat to heal
I'm old. I have the "cat shuffle." If I didn't I'd be flat of my back
several times a day tripping over cats!! I love them, but they will be the death of me. How can I train them to" heal" like any good dog???? My family is concerned but you just don't "off " a cat! I have googled and yahoo'd and so far haven't come up with any thing. I really don't like to do the "shuffle" bit and I don't want to/ "off" the cats (2 yr old Little Boy and 20+ yr old Ms Kitty,) as they are an important part of my household... soooooo...any suggestions? Lee |
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training a cat to heal
There is a funny aside on this subject on Dorothy Rothchild's Blog at
http://ornithologyforbeginners.blogspot.com/ Its called This is How it will Happen so you have to arrow down in order to read it. I dont know how to send just that article. On Jan 23, 7:36 pm, "lee" wrote: I'm old. I have the "cat shuffle." If I didn't I'd be flat of my back several times a day tripping over cats!! I love them, but they will be the death of me. How can I train them to" heal" like any good dog???? My family is concerned but you just don't "off " a cat! I have googled and yahoo'd and so far haven't come up with any thing. I really don't like to do the "shuffle" bit and I don't want to/ "off" the cats (2 yr old Little Boy and 20+ yr old Ms Kitty,) as they are an important part of my household... soooooo...any suggestions? Lee |
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