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Old 11-14-2006, 07:28 AM
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I am thankful that my kitties are all ok!

My cousins'/aunt's kitty, Willie, has been missing for the past 3 days. (he's an indoor/outdoor cat) I know how upset I get when my Natalie get outside & goes missing for a whole day; can't imagine THREE full days (and nights )!
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Old 12-04-2006, 06:53 PM
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I need help! Riley has developed an aversion to being brushed because I accidentally pinched her with some thinning shears. Any advice on taking control of the situation? She goes running whenever she sees me coming at her with the comb. And if I sit her down on my lap and relax her and try to comb, it doesn't help either.
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Old 12-16-2006, 02:50 AM
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I need help! Riley has developed an aversion to being brushed because I accidentally pinched her with some thinning shears. Any advice on taking control of the situation? She goes running whenever she sees me coming at her with the comb. And if I sit her down on my lap and relax her and try to comb, it doesn't help either.
On an animal board, someone had this problem. It was suggested that the owner spend a day or two petting the dog as if she was being combed, but just use your hand. After the dog is calm enough to be petted, then "pet" her with the comb. She should take to the comb soon afterwards.

Another method is to hold dog down, then brush with cooing, loving words. Turn dog over, repeat. Stand dog up, and fluff. Make sure you save a VERY special treat for these days, and reward appropriately.
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