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| Sketchie Posts: 39/39 |
I once lived in a house that had 6 cats and 4 dogs (which is 1 over the legal limit in NY, but I told my housemates I won't be held responsible). I simply kept the cats out by using a water sprayer. After a week or so, the cats stayed out.
I then moved into a house with a couple of friends that owns 3 cats and a dog. It's one over the legal limit in that apartment (sigh) but I just kept the cats out by putting a barracide on my door so the cats cannot enter, but I could get in and out by stepping over. Let me give you a tip: Never, never, never, never, NEVER live in a house with 6 cats all sharing the same litterbox. It REEKS bad. x_X; |
| SantaMushroom Posts: 155/245 |
Does Ailure like the wall outside your room? Makes sense. |
| Dr_Death16 Posts: 562/970 |
Yes, most nights, I close the door to my basement room, and then a few seconds later, I can hear the cat scratching at the door to be let in. So, I open the door and look out and the cat runs away. Close the door and repeat. Usually after a few times I catch it or run after it and either put it in my room and close the door or get it far away, otherwise it'll keep doing it like it's a game.  |
| rubixcuber Posts: 243/356 |
My cat likes to run full speed and jump up into my bed when I'm trying to sleep, and then immediately jump back down and run away. Repeat. |
| Cruel Justice Posts: 1518/1637 |
Everytime I plant my face in a pillow or something, cats like to paw the back of my head. I know my cat does for some strange reason. The same happened with my aunt's cats too. Sometimes I cannot go to sleep because some tiny little paws pushing my hair around. |
| Thoughtless Posts: 2326/2405 |
Originally posted by asdf ....XD I remember that song. I had an English teacher in High School, Soph. Year. He dressed like Mr. Rogers and on the first Friday he brought in his guitar and started to sing that song. It was the funniest shit ever. The teacher made it a habit to sing songs every Friday. Obviously, he thought we were laughing with him. Not the case. The guy was just so weird, but that song always stuck with me. |
| asdf Posts: 3680/4077 |
Originally posted by HyperHacker So why don't you make them stop? Close up their access point, scare them off, soak them. Anything to make them not want to or unable to come back. 
I've personally have had no problem of the sort, but if I did, and they were causing trouble, you bet I would implement some measure to make them not want to come back. Now I've been reminded of "the cat came back". The song. You know, "the cat came back, the very next day..."  |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3787/5072 |
There are two cats here who keep insisting on coming into my room, leaving again, coming back in again, etc every 2 minutes. One likes to walk on EVERYTHING. |
| Thoughtless Posts: 2323/2405 |
Eh, closest thing is my car. Cats just love to sleep on my car, under my car, and in my car.
The under the car thing is fine. The in my car is mostly me forgetting to roll up the windows. On my car is what irks me. They always dirty it. That is, until I bought a car cover. So now I really don't care because it won't effect me. As for walls and the sort. Nope. |
| Xkeeper Posts: 4283/5653 |
Every now and then I see one walking across it for some odd reason.
Occasionally they even hop on top of the little carport we have (metal), so it makes plenty of noise... heh
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Similar experiences? anything? D: |
