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"Christine Burel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > "Jack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi, I have a male,neutered tabby; almost 3 years old. Over the past few > > months he has started exhibiting rather disturbing behaviour. A month or > so > Another thought: the feral kitty I was working with had a problem with > biting and this is what I did upon advice; I would praise him constantly for > all the good things he did; Id' play with him, give him lots of good > attention but if he tried to bite me though he immediately was left in his > room without any further contact or comments from me. I'd go in after his > "time-out" (about 10 minutes) and start over again. Setting aside the fact that this apparently worked, for some reason the idea of a "time-out" for a cat just tickles me. :-) He got the idea that > poor behavior led to no attention after not very long. > > Hope this helps give you some ideas to try. > Best wishes, > Christine
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