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Sep. 16th, 2004 08:57 amWe've tried the traditional methods of disciplining Galen:
1) say "Ga-len!" in an annoyed tone.
Results: cat ignores us.
2) Blow in his face.
Results: cat gets pissed off and does whatever again, more-so.
3) squirt with water.
Results: cat ignores us. Washes perplexedly.
Back to #1, I guess.
What I'm reading: Jim Butcher, Blood Rites
1) say "Ga-len!" in an annoyed tone.
Results: cat ignores us.
2) Blow in his face.
Results: cat gets pissed off and does whatever again, more-so.
3) squirt with water.
Results: cat ignores us. Washes perplexedly.
Back to #1, I guess.
What I'm reading: Jim Butcher, Blood Rites
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Date: 2004-09-16 09:56 am (UTC)You want it really really dilute so that it doesn't damage anything, but enough so that they can smell it. The idea is that the smell is unpleasant so they learn to stay away from whatever it was that caused the smell.
I would only go this route as a last resort though.