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lww99 08/05/19 6:55:50 AM #1:	Alright so we have 3 cats and 2 dogs. We lock the dogs in the bedroom with us at night, so the cats can run around the rest of the house. Weve been doing this for years, everyone knows the routine. Recently, our oldest cat (8 yrs old), has come up with a new quirk. Starting around 4-5 am, hell start howling at the bedroom door to be let in. Hell also use his 15lb to stand up and knock against the door. Weve tried ignoring him and letting him cry it out, hell do this for an hour no problem. Weve tried reprimanding him. Weve tried letting him in. Sometimes he wants back out literally two minutes after entering, sometimes he makes you pet him indefinitely. This has been going on for about five days now, and I really fucking need a full night of sleep. --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925643583] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Alright so we have 3 cats and 2 dogs. We lock the dogs in the bedroom with us at night, so the cats can run around the rest of the house. Weve been doing this for years, everyone knows the routine. Recently, our oldest cat (8 yrs old), has come up with a new quirk. Starting around 4-5 am, hell start howling at the bedroom door to be let in. Hell also use his 15lb to stand up and knock against the door. Weve tried ignoring him and letting him cry it out, hell do this for an hour no problem. Weve tried reprimanding him. Weve tried letting him in. Sometimes he wants back out literally two minutes after entering, sometimes he makes you pet him indefinitely. This has been going on for about five days now, and I really fucking need a full night of sleep.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fossil 08/05/19 6:59:42 AM #2:	Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night? <cite>Fossil posted [p:925643637] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 7:00:57 AM #3:	Fossil posted... Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night? Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such. --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925643652] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Fossil posted...</cite> <quote>Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night?</quote> Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
masterbarf 08/05/19 7:53:51 AM #4:	Leave the door open. <cite>masterbarf posted [p:925644480] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Leave the door open.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 7:58:46 AM #5:	masterbarf posted... Leave the door open. Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925644567] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>masterbarf posted...</cite> <quote>Leave the door open.</quote> Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
slimjimfizzle 08/05/19 8:03:11 AM #6:	lww99 posted... masterbarf posted... Leave the door open. Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc Your cats balls are jingly? --- I dub thee Sir Phobos, Knight of Mars, beater of ass. <cite>slimjimfizzle posted [p:925644660] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>masterbarf posted...</cite> <quote>Leave the door open.</quote> Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc</quote> Your cats balls are jingly?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 8:07:08 AM #7:	slimjimfizzle posted... lww99 posted... masterbarf posted... Leave the door open. Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc Your cats balls are jingly? Quite --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925644722] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>slimjimfizzle posted...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>masterbarf posted...</cite> <quote>Leave the door open.</quote> Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc</quote> Your cats balls are jingly?</quote> Quite</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Chicken 08/05/19 8:15:06 AM #8:	eat cat --- https://youtu.be/jGbI0P4hh3o <cite>Chicken posted [p:925644897] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>eat cat</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 8:40:09 AM #9:	Chicken posted... eat cat I would prefer to eat u --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925645451] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>eat cat</quote> I would prefer to eat u</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 9:54:28 AM #10:	Bump --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925647662] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Bump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
soulunison2 08/05/19 9:56:01 AM #11:	lww99 posted... Fossil posted... Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night? Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such. Dont free feed its bad for the cat, do scheduled feeding <cite>soulunison2 posted [p:925647714] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>Fossil posted...</cite> <quote>Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night?</quote> Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such.</quote> Dont free feed its bad for the cat, do scheduled feeding</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NeonOctopus 08/05/19 9:58:03 AM #12:	Don't have so many animals in the house >_> 2 should be the max for anyone --- https://imgur.com/nlaY1qH https://imgur.com/zHJ1OCo https://i.imgtc.com/ae0qJBn.jpg https://imgur.com/1B3bMHw https://i.imgtc.com/oBtziLb.png <cite>NeonOctopus posted [p:925647775] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Don't have so many animals in the house >_> 2 should be the max for anyone</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MC_BatCommander 08/05/19 10:01:55 AM #13:	Your cat wanting attention isn't really a problem. Cats can be needy, especially as they age --- The Legend is True! <cite>MC_BatCommander posted [p:925647879] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Your cat wanting attention isn't really a problem. Cats can be needy, especially as they age</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fossil 08/05/19 10:06:31 AM #14:	soulunison2 posted... lww99 posted... Fossil posted... Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night? Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such. Dont free feed its bad for the cat, do scheduled feeding Yeah you shouldn't be leaving food out unless they are still very young and active, but even then there are plenty of solutions around this... don't leave the food out that the dog can get it. It should be pretty easy to stick it somewhere the dog has zero access too (up high is always a winner). <cite>Fossil posted [p:925648010] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>soulunison2 posted...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>Fossil posted...</cite> <quote>Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night?</quote> Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such.</quote> Dont free feed its bad for the cat, do scheduled feeding</quote> Yeah you shouldn't be leaving food out unless they are still very young and active, but even then there are plenty of solutions around this... don't leave the food out that the dog can get it. It should be pretty easy to stick it somewhere the dog has zero access too (up high is always a winner).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BaiusGaltar 08/05/19 10:09:52 AM #15:	Fossil posted... soulunison2 posted... lww99 posted... Fossil posted... Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night? Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such. Dont free feed its bad for the cat, do scheduled feeding Yeah you shouldn't be leaving food out unless they are still very young and active, but even then there are plenty of solutions around this... don't leave the food out that the dog can get it. It should be pretty easy to stick it somewhere the dog has zero access too (up high is always a winner). As long as they aren't overweight, it not really an issue. --- Previously, on Gattelstar Balactica... <cite>BaiusGaltar posted [p:925648103] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Fossil posted...</cite> <quote>soulunison2 posted...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>Fossil posted...</cite> <quote>Are your dogs not disciplined that you need to lock them up at night?</quote> Just how weve always done it. One of the dogs would be fine, but the other would go eat all the cat food and such.</quote> Dont free feed its bad for the cat, do scheduled feeding</quote> Yeah you shouldn't be leaving food out unless they are still very young and active, but even then there are plenty of solutions around this... don't leave the food out that the dog can get it. It should be pretty easy to stick it somewhere the dog has zero access too (up high is always a winner).</quote> As long as they aren't overweight, it not really an issue.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkprince45 08/05/19 10:13:40 AM #16:	We got a clear double sided tape thats made specifically for this.. wont hurt the cat or your paint. One of our cats got into a horrible phase last year where he just hits the door and wants to be let in and then would leave right away. As soon we put it in, he hit once and never did it again. We ended up removing it a couple weeks later and they never did it again --- Cubs, Rockies, Patriots. <cite>darkprince45 posted [p:925648219] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>We got a clear double sided tape thats made specifically for this.. wont hurt the cat or your paint. One of our cats got into a horrible phase last year where he just hits the door and wants to be let in and then would leave right away. As soon we put it in, he hit once and never did it again. We ended up removing it a couple weeks later and they never did it again </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PonyTechTips462 08/05/19 10:15:31 AM #17:	Do your cats have toys to play with? Any cat nip? <cite>PonyTechTips462 posted [p:925648288] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Do your cats have toys to play with? Any cat nip? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 10:17:27 AM #18:	Their feeding schedule isnt the issue. The dogs are not the issue. Please stay on topic. darkprince45 posted... We got a clear double sided tape thats made specifically for this.. wont hurt the cat or your paint. One of our cats got into a horrible phase last year where he just hits the door and wants to be let in and then would leave right away. As soon we put it in, he hit once and never did it again. We ended up removing it a couple weeks later and they never did it again You putting it on the door or floor? Assuming door since you mentioned paint, but just want to be sure. MC_BatCommander posted... Your cat wanting attention isn't really a problem. Cats can be needy, especially as they age Its only a problem when hes waking us up at 4 am, for days on end. I have no problem petting him for an hour, otherwise. --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925648348] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Their feeding schedule isnt the issue. The dogs are not the issue. Please stay on topic. darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>We got a clear double sided tape thats made specifically for this.. wont hurt the cat or your paint. One of our cats got into a horrible phase last year where he just hits the door and wants to be let in and then would leave right away. As soon we put it in, he hit once and never did it again. We ended up removing it a couple weeks later and they never did it again </quote> You putting it on the door or floor? Assuming door since you mentioned paint, but just want to be sure. MC_BatCommander posted...</cite> <quote>Your cat wanting attention isn't really a problem. Cats can be needy, especially as they age</quote> Its only a problem when hes waking us up at 4 am, for days on end. I have no problem petting him for an hour, otherwise.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkprince45 08/05/19 1:15:14 PM #19:	We put it on the door --- Cubs, Rockies, Patriots. <cite>darkprince45 posted [p:925655267] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>We put it on the door </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cleo_II 08/05/19 1:19:15 PM #20:	Our cat started doing that in his later years. We trained him to stay away from the door. Basically we got a vacuum and a special type of device that you plug into an outlet that has a remote control for power. We would plug the vacuum in that with it powered on, but use the remote to turn it on and off. We kept it outside the front door. So when kitty cried at the door, we reached for the remote and powered the vacuum for a few seconds. After a few days of doing this, kitty would stop. Wed leave the vacuum out a few days after that, then eventually take it down completely. <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:925655441] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Our cat started doing that in his later years. We trained him to stay away from the door. Basically we got a vacuum and a special type of device that you plug into an outlet that has a remote control for power. We would plug the vacuum in that with it powered on, but use the remote to turn it on and off. We kept it outside the front door. So when kitty cried at the door, we reached for the remote and powered the vacuum for a few seconds. After a few days of doing this, kitty would stop. Wed leave the vacuum out a few days after that, then eventually take it down completely. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SiO4 08/05/19 2:45:07 PM #21:	Cleo_II posted... Our cat started doing that in his later years. We trained him to stay away from the door. Basically we got a vacuum and a special type of device that you plug into an outlet that has a remote control for power. We would plug the vacuum in that with it powered on, but use the remote to turn it on and off. We kept it outside the front door. So when kitty cried at the door, we reached for the remote and powered the vacuum for a few seconds. After a few days of doing this, kitty would stop. Wed leave the vacuum out a few days after that, then eventually take it down completely. Damn, good job on that. Also for TC, have you thought about wearing the cat out with a Laser pointer? I noticed when my cat is acting up, if I give him some laser love it tends to chill him out. Maybe a little extra stimulation is the itch he needs scratching. --- "Whatever the reason you're on Mars, I'm glad you're there, and I wish I was with you." ~Carl Sagan. Currently playing: Flight Simulator X.~PC <cite>SiO4 posted [p:925659200] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Our cat started doing that in his later years. We trained him to stay away from the door. Basically we got a vacuum and a special type of device that you plug into an outlet that has a remote control for power. We would plug the vacuum in that with it powered on, but use the remote to turn it on and off. We kept it outside the front door. So when kitty cried at the door, we reached for the remote and powered the vacuum for a few seconds. After a few days of doing this, kitty would stop. Wed leave the vacuum out a few days after that, then eventually take it down completely. </quote> Damn, good job on that. Also for TC, have you thought about wearing the cat out with a Laser pointer? I noticed when my cat is acting up, if I give him some laser love it tends to chill him out. Maybe a little extra stimulation is the itch he needs scratching.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PoopPotato 08/05/19 2:49:09 PM #22:	I've noticed you said that the cats play at night. Have you tried sleeping during the day? Also, try to go to scheduled feeding as free fed cats tend to eat when they want. --- http://i.minus.com/i5EWBMXTN4ERv.gif <cite>PoopPotato posted [p:925659371] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>I've noticed you said that the cats play at night. Have you tried sleeping during the day? Also, try to go to scheduled feeding as free fed cats tend to eat when they want.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 3:11:59 PM #23:	Cleo_II posted... Our cat started doing that in his later years. We trained him to stay away from the door. Basically we got a vacuum and a special type of device that you plug into an outlet that has a remote control for power. We would plug the vacuum in that with it powered on, but use the remote to turn it on and off. We kept it outside the front door. So when kitty cried at the door, we reached for the remote and powered the vacuum for a few seconds. After a few days of doing this, kitty would stop. Wed leave the vacuum out a few days after that, then eventually take it down completely. This is a great idea. Have a link for said device? Our cat hates the vacuum. --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925660376] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Our cat started doing that in his later years. We trained him to stay away from the door. Basically we got a vacuum and a special type of device that you plug into an outlet that has a remote control for power. We would plug the vacuum in that with it powered on, but use the remote to turn it on and off. We kept it outside the front door. So when kitty cried at the door, we reached for the remote and powered the vacuum for a few seconds. After a few days of doing this, kitty would stop. Wed leave the vacuum out a few days after that, then eventually take it down completely. </quote> This is a great idea. Have a link for said device? Our cat hates the vacuum.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 3:34:51 PM #24:	As far as the energy level/laser pointer, hes pretty tame. Hes either 8/9 now, and mainly just wants to cuddle or have his belly rubbed. He played more when he was younger, but has calmed down considerably. Might be because our other two cats are much younger, and thus harder to keep up with. - I really dont think their diet/free feeding is the problem. They have access to their food, water, and litter. So Im not sure how that would change anything. Its always been that way, and this is a new issue --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925661319] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>As far as the energy level/laser pointer, hes pretty tame. Hes either 8/9 now, and mainly just wants to cuddle or have his belly rubbed. He played more when he was younger, but has calmed down considerably. Might be because our other two cats are much younger, and thus harder to keep up with. - I really dont think their diet/free feeding is the problem. They have access to their food, water, and litter. So Im not sure how that would change anything. Its always been that way, and this is a new issue</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 3:46:15 PM #25:	Oh and its free feeding in the sense that I give them a big cup of dry food every night. Sometime theyll have food left over the next night, sometimes they clear through all of it by morning. Its not like they have an entire bag of food sitting in front of them. (They get wet food occasionally) --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925661866] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Oh and its free feeding in the sense that I give them a big cup of dry food every night. Sometime theyll have food left over the next night, sometimes they clear through all of it by morning. Its not like they have an entire bag of food sitting in front of them. (They get wet food occasionally)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
slimjimfizzle 08/05/19 4:05:49 PM #26:	lww99 posted... slimjimfizzle posted... lww99 posted... masterbarf posted... Leave the door open. Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc Your cats balls are jingly? Quite Pics of jingly cat balls --- I dub thee Sir Phobos, Knight of Mars, beater of ass. <cite>slimjimfizzle posted [p:925662786] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>slimjimfizzle posted...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>masterbarf posted...</cite> <quote>Leave the door open.</quote> Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc</quote> Your cats balls are jingly?</quote> Quite</quote> Pics of jingly cat balls</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cleo_II 08/05/19 4:38:53 PM #27:	lww99 posted... This is a great idea. Have a link for said device? Our cat hates the vacuum. I believe it was this https://tinyurl.com/yykth6sk <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:925664237] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted... </cite> <quote>This is a great idea. Have a link for said device? Our cat hates the vacuum.</quote>I believe it was this https://tinyurl.com/yykth6sk </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/05/19 4:40:07 PM #28:	slimjimfizzle posted... lww99 posted... slimjimfizzle posted... lww99 posted... masterbarf posted... Leave the door open. Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc Your cats balls are jingly? Quite Pics of jingly cat balls --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925664295] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>slimjimfizzle posted...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>slimjimfizzle posted...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>masterbarf posted...</cite> <quote>Leave the door open.</quote> Maybe if we get a doggy gate or something. But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc</quote> Your cats balls are jingly?</quote> Quite</quote> Pics of jingly cat balls</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cleo_II 08/05/19 4:54:43 PM #29:	Oh yeah and if you try the vacuum thing, its probably good for a few months. Eventually our cat started up again but we would just do the same thing again whenever he did and it worked every time. <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:925664936] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Oh yeah and if you try the vacuum thing, its probably good for a few months. Eventually our cat started up again but we would just do the same thing again whenever he did and it worked every time. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/06/19 6:21:39 AM #30:	UGH. Another 5am morning --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925690548] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>UGH. Another 5am morning</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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masterbarf 08/06/19 6:27:32 AM #32:	lww99 posted... But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc Put away the things that make noises that annoy you at night? I must be lucky. My cat goes to bed when I do and waits for me to get up before she gets up. <cite>masterbarf posted [p:925690637] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>lww99 posted...</cite> <quote>But the other cats are really noisy, when playing throughout the house. Jingly balls, scratching posts, etc</quote> Put away the things that make noises that annoy you at night? I must be lucky. My cat goes to bed when I do and waits for me to get up before she gets up.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EternalDivide 08/06/19 6:50:57 AM #33:	Get one of those motion sensing compressed air sprayers. They're made specifically for keeping animals away from places you don't want them at. The cat gets near the door he gets blasted with some air. After a few times it'll learn. Or just lock them all in another room. --- FFVII Remake: A disaster in the making. I'll laugh at whatever I find funny whether you like it or not. <cite>EternalDivide posted [p:925691018] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Get one of those motion sensing compressed air sprayers. They're made specifically for keeping animals away from places you don't want them at. The cat gets near the door he gets blasted with some air. After a few times it'll learn. Or just lock them all in another room.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/06/19 8:36:11 AM #34:	EternalDivide posted... Get one of those motion sensing compressed air sprayers. They're made specifically for keeping animals away from places you don't want them at. The cat gets near the door he gets blasted with some air. After a few times it'll learn. Or just lock them all in another room. Hmm that sprayer may work! I dont wanna lock them ALL up, 2/3 are doing nothing wrong. If it came down to it, I would lock him up in the their room. But let the other two roam. --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925693055] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>EternalDivide posted...</cite> <quote>Get one of those motion sensing compressed air sprayers. They're made specifically for keeping animals away from places you don't want them at. The cat gets near the door he gets blasted with some air. After a few times it'll learn. Or just lock them all in another room.</quote> Hmm that sprayer may work! I dont wanna lock them ALL up, 2/3 are doing nothing wrong. If it came down to it, I would lock him up in the their room. But let the other two roam.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SSJGrimReaper 08/06/19 8:37:24 AM #35:	put oreo pupper on guard duty --- Big Apple, 3 A.M. http://error1355.com/ce/SSJGrimReaper.html <cite>SSJGrimReaper posted [p:925693092] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>put oreo pupper on guard duty</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
vocedelmorte 08/06/19 8:51:42 AM #36:	My cat sleep in the same time with me, maybe its cause i don't live in a big house, so he have nothing to do and forced to sleep lol <cite>vocedelmorte posted [p:925693460] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>My cat sleep in the same time with me, maybe its cause i don't live in a big house, so he have nothing to do and forced to sleep lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Just_a_loser 08/06/19 9:03:19 AM #37:	My recommendation would be to leave your door open. Any catfood and such that you are afraid a dog will eat, simply pick it up and put it out of their reach. Try putting it on a table or counter or something so the cats can get to it but not the dogs. --- Your face looks like I need a beer. <cite>Just_a_loser posted [p:925693741] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>My recommendation would be to leave your door open. Any catfood and such that you are afraid a dog will eat, simply pick it up and put it out of their reach. Try putting it on a table or counter or something so the cats can get to it but not the dogs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/06/19 9:45:50 AM #38:	Just_a_loser posted... My recommendation would be to leave your door open. Any catfood and such that you are afraid a dog will eat, simply pick it up and put it out of their reach. Try putting it on a table or counter or something so the cats can get to it but not the dogs. Yeah, this might be the easiest as far as the cat goes. We have these baby gates, with a cat door at the bottom, which opens independently from the actually gate. I dont think our smallest dog can fit through it anymore, but she could when she was a puppy. Could try one of those. Wouldnt want to leave it totally open though --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925694981] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Just_a_loser posted...</cite> <quote>My recommendation would be to leave your door open. Any catfood and such that you are afraid a dog will eat, simply pick it up and put it out of their reach. Try putting it on a table or counter or something so the cats can get to it but not the dogs.</quote> Yeah, this might be the easiest as far as the cat goes. We have these baby gates, with a cat door at the bottom, which opens independently from the actually gate. I dont think our smallest dog can fit through it anymore, but she could when she was a puppy. Could try one of those. Wouldnt want to leave it totally open though</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lww99 08/06/19 10:21:07 AM #39:	Im actually starting to think he believes its HIS bed. Hell lay there most of the day, occasionally hell lay in my fiancs office chair --- http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h239/nhottbarbwire/owningroad_zps2333f502.gif <cite>lww99 posted [p:925696026] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>Im actually starting to think he believes its HIS bed. Hell lay there most of the day, occasionally hell lay in my fiancs office chair</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 08/06/19 10:27:22 AM #40:	BaiusGaltar posted... As long as they aren't overweight, it not really an issue. Lol this topic has made me realize that my gfs overweight cat (she mentions her being overweight constantly) might be overweight because shes older and they free-feed their cats at her house. >.> --- UnfairRepresent: "wut? who are you?" Ivynn: "DAYUM Shablagoo made you meltdown so hard you blocked it and him from your memory!" <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:925696237] in Really not... [t:77916138]...</cite> <quote>BaiusGaltar posted... </cite> <quote>As long as they aren't overweight, it not really an issue.</quote> Lol this topic has made me realize that my gfs overweight cat (she mentions her being overweight constantly) might be overweight because shes older and they free-feed their cats at her house. >.> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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