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Today is a good day. No more kitty butt's on the table!!
SilentKitty
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It has taken some time. A lot of time to be fair but finally we are here, drumroll please, Torsten is no longer jumping up on the table!
I love that little Ronja is laughing at the cat so obviously ignoring her mom and prancing on the table
A quiet moment, just you and your love sitting together enjoying the peace when all the kiddos are asleep, now with added cat-butt.
And finally we are here. Good on you Torsten! He is standing in the cake but we will take that, there's cat-hair everywhere anyways.
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Ha ha, yes it does takes some time and patience to learn a cat a new trick. The cats and dogs really take a lot of time so my current sim has a little hedgehog instead.
As the caretaker of actual cats I find this amusing. You have to compromise with cats. For instance I have four counters in my kitchen, the cats aren't allowed on the ones near the stove (because fire and fur don't mix). The other counters are fair game.
You can't have cats and not allow them to climb and jump, it is just their nature and what makes them fun to live with.
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Oh I love Maine 🐸🐸🐸🐸 cats. I love cats of all kinds.
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First time I did this in the sims, usually my sims let their cats do pretty much everything they want but I wanted to try something new
My fluffy girl Socks
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Oh, now that's really adding cat butt!
I used to like cats. However, house-sitting for my parents, I brought my parakeet along to care for him, too. Natural and easier than finding someone to take care of him when I was away. One day the bedroom door got foolishly left open. My parents' Silver-Point Siamese cat decided to take the opportunity. I walked in to find him clinging onto the side of my bird's CAGE. Parakeets are fragile beings. My poor bird was hobbling across his perch shortly after this event. He'd had a stroke, thanks to that dang cat! He didn't live very long after that, either. Parakeets can live up to 12 years old, too. That was years ago and I've never gotten over it. That bird was finger-trained and very personable.
I am forever, now, a dog person.
But, I'm very glad you got the cat trained to not trounce upon the surfaces. Hairy beasts that most of them are, they also leave behind flea-dirt. Yuk. That picture of the cat sitting on the cake is precious. Yikes.
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I'm owned by two Maine 'plums' as well - they have wonderful personalities.
When I was a kid, my dad was quite strict with our cat and scolded her for getting up on the kitchen counters (he grew up with dogs), so she learnt not to get on the counters when dad was around. Mine have free run of the house - the kitchen has nice, high places for them to climb, like the fridge and the top of the overhead cabinets. They think it's a giant cat tree.
But both cats are pretty good with keeping rats and snakes out the yard. My male cat (the ginger in the pic) doesn't hunt to eat. Whatever he catches he plays with them to death. So I have to watch them like a hawk to quickly catch any live animal/snake they bring into the house so I can release them if they aren't injured.
Both my cats I adopted from a shelter, the Ragdoll mix came from a feral colony so she is a pretty good hunter. The ginger tabby was a stray. He is content to eat cat food and just catch bugs.
I'm actually starting to find the censor sort of offensive itself. It makes me think of offensive words that I wouldn't ever have thought of without the overzealous censor.
😁😂 Actually both my cats tend to wash their paws in their water bowls (they have three of them. They use one of them to wash their paws). Cats are actually quite clean. They tend to clean their paws after the litter box.
I'm pretty flexible though. There are some places they can't go in the house, but pretty much all places are fair game.
It was fun when they were kittens and claws would fly over my head as I was sleeping. They loved chasing each other on the bed and jumping up on my headboard. Thankfully at almost 6 years old, they have mellowed.
But my female (Ragdoll mix) loves to be on top of the kitchen cabinets. She also likes to climb trees when we go for walks.
My cat never learned it. I tried to teach her that for almost 17 years. I'm actually sure she knew she shouldn't do it, but she was very mischievous. She was the sweetest and kindest creature ever, but she always did what she wanted... with a mischievous look on her face, like saying " ha ha, look what I can do". It was like a game for her. My cat died 6 years ago and I still miss her a lot.
I'm glad I can teach my Sim kitties what not to do. Whenever my Sims have mischievous cats and they first ignore it when they're being lectured about jumping on countrs, it always reminds me of my cat.
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