marlingardener
Central Texas, zone 8
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Oh my, Feliz would NEVER break a blind. She simply waits for me to raise them so she has her view of the yard. She also likes to snuggle down between the pillows on the guest bedroom bed, and she has her favorite spot on the hand-made quilt at the foot of our bed.
Toilet paper shredding is beneath her. If I had known when we got her, instead of naming her Feliz I would have just named her Her Royal Highness and given up the struggle.
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dooley
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We just have a dog named Chance! But, guess who has to put their shoes up on something when they take them off. She loves attacking them and "killing" them and has even been known to chew on them. It started when we were gone so much during the summer. It's a call for attention.
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carolyn keiper
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Nope our cats don't do this....I have KICKED them all OUTSIDE!!!!Now if I can keep my kids from breaking things.....
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waretrop
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| Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 1:12 pm Post subject: Anyone else have one of these?? |
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All kidding aside:
the girls
My little ones are very good girls. They have been very good for me. That's Wisteria and Willow.
Barb in Pa.
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Netty
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Southern Ontario zone 5a
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I used to have one of those...I outsmarted her and bought a good set of wooden blinds!
Oh my gosh Barb...that is THE cutest picture ever!
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Kay
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Stratsmom,  I have seen that before! I don't know how many miniblinds I have replaced in my sun room... I'm not sure why I even have them on the windows in there.
My Dolly cat is the culprit here. She can be a real pill when she wants something.
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Carol Blue-Garcia
Harlingen, TX
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We have damaged blinds from tne kids. We are now looking at replacing them. My cat likes to rattle the blinds at 3 in the morning so we will let him out. It is easier to open the window than go across the house to a door.
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FountainMan
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We have shutters that my cat Iggy likes to open. Your cat looks alot like a cat I used to have not too long ago. His name was Herby and he was a bubbly little guy. Never had a mean bone. always friendly. He was the brother of Iggy we adoped them together. We think Iggy chased Herby off to avoid the competition. If you leave the blinds open about 12-18 inches this should solve the problem. Cats being curios little guys like to see what's going on outside. If the blinds won't open sometimes they use force. My cat Iggy, If the shutters wouldn't open he'd go nuts.
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stratsmom
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I try to remember to pull up the blinds in the living room, especially since I've replaced them 
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Barb in Pa.
He made an entrance (right side) -and- an exit (left side)! Theres even a spot above the exit where he'll swat the turn pole thing...
Messy, yes, but cute!
