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Raithed
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SonuvBob
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Epicfailguy
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People might find that cruel, I dont know, but our cat has lived for 14 years now, and is really enjoying staying in our house, and it seems it loves us pretty much. | ||
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Raithed
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Kennelie
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Kennelie
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On January 10 2009 06:41 Epicfailguy wrote: We usualy filled up one of those spray bottle things with water and just sprayed a tiny bit of water on the cat when he did bad things, and he stopped. People might find that cruel, I dont know, but our cat has lived for 14 years now, and is really enjoying staying in our house, and it seems it loves us pretty much. Oh yea I heard this method works very well. But in my case my dogs are in the backyard and well im not back there 24/7 so this solution doesn't help my case much. | ||
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SonuvBob
Aiur21550 Posts
Afaik negative feedback only works when they're actually doing it (or when they're just about to, that really fucks em up.. "how did he know?!!") | ||
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LordWeird
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Raithed
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DoctorHelvetica
United States15034 Posts
water bottle could work as well. | ||
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EtherealDeath
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Fontong
United States6454 Posts
On January 10 2009 07:01 DoctorHelvetica wrote: Cats are really difficult to train because they don't look up to humans as masters. Basically you have to make the negative stimulus more powerful than the positive stimulus. Put something near the bamboo that would deter him from even being near there. water bottle could work as well. I've been spraying my cat with a water bottle for years now when he tries to get food off the counter. He's mostly just like 'sup bitch.' | ||
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Azrael1111
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NrG.Bamboo
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LordWeird
United States3411 Posts
On January 10 2009 07:04 Azrael1111 wrote: Can you bring him to the bamboo and spray him if he does it? Or would he just walk away from it? lol, couldn't you just try offering him some food, and if he tries to eat it, just punch him? | ||
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Duke
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Raithed
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On January 10 2009 07:22 LordWeird wrote: lol, couldn't you just try offering him some food, and if he tries to eat it, just punch him? LMAO that made me laugh hard.. im not that cruel. i will give the water bottle a try and place it next to the bamboos. | ||
Hot_Bid
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Starparty
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On January 10 2009 06:41 Epicfailguy wrote: We usualy filled up one of those spray bottle things with water and just sprayed a tiny bit of water on the cat when he did bad things, and he stopped. People might find that cruel, I dont know, but our cat has lived for 14 years now, and is really enjoying staying in our house, and it seems it loves us pretty much. No, i find this ok. It doesnt hurt the cat and it definitelly works. I did it on one of my old cats too. I laso had one where we tried blowing him in the face every time he did something stupid, which eventually also worked. Screaming at a cat will never work though. It will just make it dislike you and become unsocial. | ||
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Starparty
Sweden1963 Posts
On January 10 2009 07:45 Hot_Bid wrote: I renamed this thread, please don't intentionally misspell the title into internet slang for no reason. what did he name it?  | ||
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