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Is this unethical?
I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with
treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? |
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Is this unethical?
On Sat, 12 May 2007 17:09:46 -0700, Blastforth wrote:
I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? NO! |
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Is this unethical?
yes she is
"Blastforth" wrote in message ups.com... I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? |
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Is this unethical?
I'm pretty sure that hairball with tell you right away that he's upset at
this. Cats are very smart I know you would not get away with this at my house. Celeste "Blastforth" wrote in message ups.com... I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? |
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Is this unethical?
Blastforth wrote:
I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? Haha... good luck with that. My cat knows immediately when offered regular food over a treat and walks away from it. |
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Is this unethical?
On May 12, 7:09 pm, Blastforth wrote:
I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? No way. Friskies sent me a sample of their "dental diet" cat food. I doled it out a few chunks at a time like treats, and they loved it. Begged for the stuff. I didn't want to change their regular diet, so I just bought another box of Friskies Dental Diet and filled the treat jar up with it. Luckily they can't read, and don't go to the store so they don't know it's dirt-cheap. If they did, they probably wouldn't eat it. Sherry |
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Is this unethical?
On Sun, 13 May 2007 00:15:31 +0000, mlbriggs wrote:
On Sat, 12 May 2007 17:09:46 -0700, Blastforth wrote: I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? NO! IMHO It is the personal attention they really like. MLB |
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Is this unethical?
Blastforth wrote: I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? no. -L. |
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Is this unethical?
Blastforth wrote:
I have a home office and two cats. My assistant spoils Hairball with treats. When we ran out of treats, she asked me to get more. (Hairball becomes violent when he wants a treat and we're not fast enough.) I told her just put some of Hairball's dry food in the treat container and give him that. He won't know the difference. She said that would be unethical. Is she right? Is this a joke? |
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