We've been doing some serious training today, Paddy and I. The aim of the lesson is for Paddy to realise that jumping on the back of the armchair and throwing himself at the window when a cat comes within two miles is NOT acceptable behaviour. So this is him, wanting to and remembering he mustn't.Serious training
We've been doing some serious training today, Paddy and I. The aim of the lesson is for Paddy to realise that jumping on the back of the armchair and throwing himself at the window when a cat comes within two miles is NOT acceptable behaviour. So this is him, wanting to and remembering he mustn't.
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It would be best to draw the curtains - blot out the outside world so that Paddy's feline boodlust has time to diminish.
I don't think so, YP. That's just masking the problem rather than training him out of it.
I love the photo - too cute!
He is cute, isn't he? Good luck with the training!
Thanks, Maureen and Jay. Yes, very cute - in the absence of cats. ;)
Ah, he is lovely. What pleasure he must be bringing to you.
Yes, indeed, Rosie, and extra exercise!
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