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cyberia posted:I woke up this morning to find that I have been gifted with my very own porchcat! The porchcat may require food in order to correctly determine where it should be. Feed the porchcat. If, after feeding, it still believes it should be let in your house, then it is obviously correct. Nothing can go wrong with this methodology.
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I switched from a hard plastic carrier to one of the cloth duffel bag ones and it's so much better. My cat will actually go hang out in the cloth carrier once or twice a week, instead of treating it like the chamber of fear.
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DarkSoulsTantrum posted:Tarkus, you twit. If I close the door but don’t latch it all the way, you have zero problem understanding that you can push it open to come visit me while I’m working. However, if I leave it slightly ajar it is now some sort of impassible obstacle where you can see me but never reach me, requiring you to whine and bark instead of just nudging it slightly. This sounds like a situation where I would set a treat on my side of the door and see if the dog figures it out. One time only, of course, lest they learn that they can get a treat by doing that.
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Jul 23, 2020 22:39
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Or he doesn't actually know you're in there and wants in the room for some other reason.
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