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Scratching is one of the top nuisances that cat owners complain about. In this sense we're not talking about cats scratching people, but rather, furniture, carpets, drapes, and other things in the house that they shouldn't be scratching. It's not a fun experience to come home and find the nice couch covered in claw marks, as many cat lovers will attest to. Kitties scratch things in order to sharpen their claws, and its a natural, instinctive activity that you cannot make them stop doing. The easy solution, of course, is to just have your pet declawed, but many people would rather not do this due to financial or moral reasons.

Present for Cat Lovers Set aside 10 to 15 minutes every day to play with your feline friend. Your cat will look forward to your scheduled playtime and will miss it if you skip a day. Play not only makes your pet socialized, but it is a great way to give him the exercise he needs while keeping his mind and instincts sharp.

Some researchers believe this comes from a strong desire to make money. People feel money cures. They will work stressful jobs that they have little interest in just to bring home the big bucks, or any kind of salary at this point. But, is that really how we should live our lives? Spending 30% of our time doing a job that makes us unhappy? I believe the obvious answer, the one that more and more of us need to follow, is no.

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Blocking and evasion skills, for example, can be taught by having one student throw boxing gloves at another. Even if the block fails the empty glove does not hurt.

Despite the myth, that cats can't be trained, you can really train them to stay away from your furniture. If he is still scratching the furniture after you have provided acceptable scratching areas to him for a week or so, try making a "shaker". This shaker is a can (nut cans work well) filled with a few coins or dry beans. When you see the cat near the furniture getting ready to claw it, vigorously shake the can. Making all this noise should divert the cat's attention and, after repeat performances, the cat will associate scratching furniture with an awful noise while scratching on their posts are positive experiences.
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