When my cat was a kitten, I gave her hell when she got on eating or food prep surfaces. I realized I had managed to train her well when I forgot about a filet of salmon on the kitchen counter for about an hour and came back to an undisturbed fish and a cat napping in the living room chair.So you can train a cat, but you’ve got to be persistent.
ejcapulet about 13 years ago
Hint: if you’re not using the oven, it’s a good spot for that turkey to lie in state.
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 13 years ago
Even better, the refrigerator….
hildigunnurr Premium Member about 13 years ago
yep, fridge’s the place anyway.
beth5 about 13 years ago
unless of course the cat gets in the fridge when you open it
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 13 years ago
I think I’ll pass on her meal altogether. Why is her turkey on a kitchen shelf? Do the words “tomain poisoning” ring a bell?
suzin10c about 13 years ago
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Uskoke about 13 years ago
Correction(@night gaunt):ravenous pets. My tomcat will eat everything in sight, even if he’s full….
lily245pj about 13 years ago
right on realist666. Happy Thanksgiving every one.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 13 years ago
And maybe YOU should lighten up! This isn’t a college online English class!
hippogriff about 13 years ago
Dry: Why not? If we can learn a little, so much more in addition, of course, to Susan Sunshine’s regular lessons in warping the language.
SusanSunshine Premium Member about 13 years ago
@hippogriff — LOL ;cÞ
Jolly1995 about 13 years ago
Oh for crying out loud……..just buy a fridge and put a lock on it…..
stefaninafla almost 13 years ago
When my cat was a kitten, I gave her hell when she got on eating or food prep surfaces. I realized I had managed to train her well when I forgot about a filet of salmon on the kitchen counter for about an hour and came back to an undisturbed fish and a cat napping in the living room chair.So you can train a cat, but you’ve got to be persistent.