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November 20th 07, 01:32 AM
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Frustrated by your cat marking his territory with urine or poo?
Urine marking is the most effective way for your cat to mark his
territory and send a message to other cats that he has claimed this territory as his. Whilst this activity is fine when performed outdoors, if this activity takes place indoors it can become quite a problem. Fix this cat behavior problem once and for all with my super- effective technique. http://animal.trainin.googlepages.co...rainingprogram 
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