But the past six months he has been back to the old bad habit. I've read about a number of preventatives including mouse traps (which I refused to try, having read horror stories of tongues caught in them) and spray water bottles (not very pleasant, and not effective with my two). We got for a few weeks without an incident, and then it starts up again. I haven't given up on it, and I know that life with a basenji is always about trying to outsmart them. But Shaka is currently in the winning column for this game.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Off the Table
But the past six months he has been back to the old bad habit. I've read about a number of preventatives including mouse traps (which I refused to try, having read horror stories of tongues caught in them) and spray water bottles (not very pleasant, and not effective with my two). We got for a few weeks without an incident, and then it starts up again. I haven't given up on it, and I know that life with a basenji is always about trying to outsmart them. But Shaka is currently in the winning column for this game.
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WOW, he certainly has turned out to be a good looking boy! I got my B-girl as a rehome at 10 months old and she does the same thing. She wants to catch the sun up there and see into the backyard, I took away her launching chairs as well but now she just hops from floor to the table, so sadly I have given up. We live rural and don't have many dinner guests so if I need to use the table I disinfect it using bleach water, like Shaka she does not go on the table if we are using it. I grew up with cats on the counter tops because otherwise the dogs would eat their food so maybe I tolerate it better, but I don't like it (been about 40 years since I have had cats)
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