My mate's got a kitten and it's taken a shine to some electrical wiring in the corner of the living room and he was wondering what he could do to keep the blighter away - surely it's not only his cat that does this so what does everyone else do?
When the cat goes near it wait until he gets really close, I mean really close until his whiskers are touching the wire and then.................................
shoot it in the face hth
When the cat goes near it wait until he gets really close, I mean really close until his whiskers are touching the wire and then.................................shoot it in the face hth
My mate's got a kitten and it's taken a shine to some electrical wiring in the corner of the living room and he was wondering what he could do to keep the blighter away - surely it's not only his cat that does this so what does everyone else do?
This cat sees itself as the dominant cat in the household.
Your friend has no other option but to fight this cat - fair and square (no weapons).
He needs to show this cat that he is the boss.
If he doesn't do this while the cat is still a kitten, then he will always be looked down upon by the cat in question.
BTW I've trained as a pet behavioural therapist (well once read a book about it which is the same thing)
My mate's got a kitten and it's taken a shine to some electrical wiring in the corner of the living room and he was wondering what he could do to keep the blighter away - surely it's not only his cat that does this so what does everyone else do?This