Mine would prolly end up needing a visit to the vet if I did that.


--
LN in NH (Who has been beading more than quilting in the last 2 years)


"Anne in CA" wrote in message
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To keep kittens and puppies off of a piece of furnitu set a mousetrap,
lay it carefully on the place you do NOT want a fur baby and cover
(carefully) with one sheet of newspaper. Fur baby jumps up; mousetrap
snaps; fur baby runs and hides!

I've done this with both feline and canine babies with equally good
results.

A particularly persistent Labrador Retriever pup was treated to the
mousetrap without paper cover. After the first and only time it snapped at
him, just placing a mousetrap (un-set) anywhere would cause him to avoid
it. One trap on the bottom step would keep him from venturing upstairs!


Anne in CA
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She in PA wrote:
I have three kittens one is 6 months old and the other two are 4 months
old. All of them like to law at the end of the sofa. I have tried
spraying them didn't work. I tried chasing them with a paper bag with
noisy things in it. I just looked like a fool running around the house.
Then when I sat the bag down they would go and play with it. I am getting
a new sofa is there any suggestions besides getting them de-clawed\? I
don't like doing that.

She in PA