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Shael
Location: Witherbee, NY. Gender: Female Total Likes: 7 likes
Baaaaah.
| | | Re: Those Everyday Things That Piss You Off... Part Two < Reply # 131 on 3/29/2011 4:56 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by jellybeans95 The cats WILL NOT stay off the kitchen counter. No matter how many times they are yelled at, threatened, hit with a spritz from the water bottle... nothing. It pisses me beyond words they are up there in the first place. I can never seem to catch them in the act, though, which is half the problem. Stealthy assholes. Speaking of cats, one of ours decided to take a leak all over the mail for no reason. Right in front of us, no less. That irritated me too. What got me more was getting scolded for my methods of scolding her. (Which was chase her down the hall and put the fear of God into her.) Fucking cats.
| I broke the pissing problem with my female. Finally, after 7 years. She was a vindictive pisser. When she got mad at me or something I did, she'd piss on the carpet. What I've had to do is take at least half an hour a day, pick her up and give her the good kind of attention that apparently I hadn't been giving her. Maybe that's your trouble? Mine copy each other, literally they're copy cats, so if I can keep the female from doing it, the male won't do it. That usually keeps them off the table and the counter.
| "The best wine lies at the bottom of the pail/And Happiness lies below the navel." - Drukpa Kunley, "The Divine Madman of the Dragon Lineage" and "Saint of 5,000 Women". |
| KublaKhan
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Total Likes: 207 likes
With Satan, it's always gimmie, gimmie.
| | | Re: Those Everyday Things That Piss You Off... Part Two < Reply # 132 on 3/29/2011 2:52 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | They talk to each other. You know that, right? Part of the reason that cats are so successful as asshole...sorry, professional assholes is that they're in constant communication with each other. They're like a group of teenaged girls with their own Facebook group, trading tips and slander. They devise ways to piss you off. They experiment, test, refine. They are brilliant manipulators. One minute they're all cuddly and soft and purring, and three minutes later, they've hacked up a fur ball into your shoes. Or they've pissed all over that report you spent all night completing for serious deadline. Trust me: I know these little fuckers in my blood.
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| jellybeans95
Location: Middletown, OH Gender: Female Total Likes: 77 likes
That... is a really incredible synopsis!
| | | | | Re: Those Everyday Things That Piss You Off... Part Two < Reply # 133 on 3/29/2011 3:10 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | I think part of my problem is I'm not a cat person myself. But when I first moved in with the boyfriend, we were in an apartment, where cats were the only option. Now we're fostering two cats for a friend whose living situation got flipped, turned upside down. The male is super cool, he's far more like a dog than a cat. The other two... one is the pisser, the other is a moody bitch. Both females. (The male and the pisser are the friend's cats, the moody one is my bf's) The pisser stopped when we moved to the house (we thought because of territory reset), but at the apartment, would take a leak on any clothes left around. (IE in the laundry basket or on top of the washer for stain removal.) Now yesterday, out of nowhere, she just pawed at a stack of mail on the couch armrest and squatted. The counter-jumper is the other female. She would now and then jump on the counter at the apartment, but I think due to sheer lack of space, never tried much. Now she has acres of counter space to darken with her litter-covered paws, and not only is it unsanitary, it's highly frustrating. I may try the tin foil. Citrus doesn't seem to phase them. I'll have to try being nicer. Lord knows they get plenty of attention from my bf and our roommate, but I'll try anything to not have them on the counters and/or pissing everywhere. (And I've seen the copy-cat thing too. The moody female used to scratch furniture, and the male started playing monkey see, monkey do. Thankfully they don't scratch over here.)
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| Shael
Location: Witherbee, NY. Gender: Female Total Likes: 7 likes
Baaaaah.
| | | Re: Those Everyday Things That Piss You Off... Part Two < Reply # 137 on 3/29/2011 9:16 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by jellybeans95 I think part of my problem is I'm not a cat person myself. But when I first moved in with the boyfriend, we were in an apartment, where cats were the only option. Now we're fostering two cats for a friend whose living situation got flipped, turned upside down. The male is super cool, he's far more like a dog than a cat. The other two... one is the pisser, the other is a moody bitch. Both females. (The male and the pisser are the friend's cats, the moody one is my bf's) The pisser stopped when we moved to the house (we thought because of territory reset), but at the apartment, would take a leak on any clothes left around. (IE in the laundry basket or on top of the washer for stain removal.) Now yesterday, out of nowhere, she just pawed at a stack of mail on the couch armrest and squatted. The counter-jumper is the other female. She would now and then jump on the counter at the apartment, but I think due to sheer lack of space, never tried much. Now she has acres of counter space to darken with her litter-covered paws, and not only is it unsanitary, it's highly frustrating. I may try the tin foil. Citrus doesn't seem to phase them. I'll have to try being nicer. Lord knows they get plenty of attention from my bf and our roommate, but I'll try anything to not have them on the counters and/or pissing everywhere. (And I've seen the copy-cat thing too. The moody female used to scratch furniture, and the male started playing monkey see, monkey do. Thankfully they don't scratch over here.)
| Another thing you can try is onion. If you can handle onions on your counters, they'll stay away. They're somewhat poisonous to cats and they know by the smell to stay away from them. Not overly poisonous, but enough to make them sick and they know not to eat them because they smell horrible to cats. Same with garlic. The attention thing does work. Someone wants you to pay attention and until you do, the pissing won't stop. KK is right about the manipulation though. They are manipulative little bastards.
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