Need to break your cat of jumping up on counters?

Shakespeare

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Fri Oct-24-08 07:20 PM
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Need to break your cat of jumping up on counters?

Here ya go:

http://www.plasma2002.com/blenderdefender/

:rofl:

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Shakespeare

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Fri Oct-24-08 08:43 PM
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1. Kick for humor. n/t

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Lil Missy

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Fri Oct-24-08 08:51 PM
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2. I think it's mean.

I don't enjoy terrorizing pets.

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Shakespeare

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Fri Oct-24-08 09:10 PM
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3. Not a lot different than using a spray bottle. n/t

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TroglodyteScholar

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Fri Oct-24-08 09:12 PM
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4. Some places must be off-limits to kitty.

It's better than a dart gun booby trap.

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NV Whino

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Fri Oct-24-08 10:28 PM
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5. You obviously don't have a cat that gets on kitchen counters

I had one a while back. Man, I tried everything.
1. Opened paper bags on the counters. A little hard to cook that way, and I ended up with another cat (a non-offender) quietly snoozing in one of the bags.
2. Plastic wrap. Never deterred the cat, but again, try cooking with plastic wrap all over the counters.
3. Aluminum foil... see above.
4. Typing paper sprayed with rubber cement. Warning, don't get them too close to the stove.

Solution: I found someone who wanted a barn cat.

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Kali

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Sat Oct-25-08 12:05 AM
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6. OMG

I can't breathe!:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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GirlinContempt

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Sat Oct-25-08 12:20 AM
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7. Seems pretty expensive

they make a product for that exact purpose, and no I don't think it's mean.

http://www.amazon.com/Contech-StayAway-Automatic-Pet-Deterrent/dp/B000DZFFN4

They're usually less than $50, and refills are much cheaper once you have it.

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applegrove

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Sat Oct-25-08 03:43 PM
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8. That would work wonders with a vacume cleaner going off every time

my cats scratch the counch.

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dembotoz

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Sat Oct-25-08 03:55 PM
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9. wonder if it would work on my family sneaking treats out of the fridge

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