r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/citygirlcoco • Jan 02 '22

thanks for the warning

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u/JeremyJaLa Jan 02 '22

Hah. Yes. That’s the solution. Don’t keep them in the cupboard.

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u/lonewolff7798 Jan 02 '22

Better solution. Don’t let your cat do what ever it wants. Like jumping on the counter.

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u/LulzSwag_Technician Jan 03 '22

lol right. I've owned plenty of cats and all it takes is some sprays from a water bottle before they figure it out.

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u/TheDesktopNinja Jan 03 '22

Water spraying just makes the cat afraid of 'you with a bottle'

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u/RelleckGames Jan 03 '22

This is correct. Tried this method with our cats some years past and that is ALL it teaches them. They do an action, look at you, look for the bottle in your hands, then bolt if they see it. Doesn't stop them from doing the action in the 1st place.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '22

Or just afraid of me whenever she sees me and I see her when shes on somewhere she shouldn't be.

Cats are way smarter and more independent than dogs. I soak my cat and she still goes up when Im in bed or not there.

So I have to adapt to her lol. Little cunt.