We recently adopted two kittens for my daughter. I'm more of a dog-guy, but I opted for cats instead of dogs since we tend to be gone a lot and cats don't need to be let out to do their business. The last two days, we have come back from work to find a plant tipped over and stuff knocked off the counters.
I have no problem disciplining them when I see them up on a counter. I also understand that trying to discipline them hours after the fact is just dumb and won't accomplish anything besides releasing anger. I am looking for advice on how to stop this from getting worse.
My experience with cats: growing up, we had a mess of inbred farm cats with glazed over eyes that fed themselves my catching mice and were often killed by stray dogs, raccoons, and genetics.
My initial solution to my problem is using them to beat the dirt out of our rugs Monty Python-style.
I will take any advice serious or hilarious.
I have no problem disciplining them when I see them up on a counter. I also understand that trying to discipline them hours after the fact is just dumb and won't accomplish anything besides releasing anger. I am looking for advice on how to stop this from getting worse.
My experience with cats: growing up, we had a mess of inbred farm cats with glazed over eyes that fed themselves my catching mice and were often killed by stray dogs, raccoons, and genetics.
My initial solution to my problem is using them to beat the dirt out of our rugs Monty Python-style.
I will take any advice serious or hilarious.