well, crud, that does make sense, doesn't it. just have to break the habit of leaving the trays of assembled parts on the table while the glue dries, etc... not used to cleaning up after myself.
when mine was a kitten, i taught her not to use claws in play fights, how to use a toilet and that she was not allowed on shelves ot tables. if you teach them young, it lasts a lifetime. in 22 years, i was never clawed, didn't have a stinky litterbox and never lost a kit part.
" snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.net" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com:
Cat hair. From the kitten to your shirt to your model table to your models.
I have a trio of 1-year-old cats (thanks, daughter) (plus a pair of older ones) and my model table is in the family room. So far, no evidence of their jumping onto the table, although my airbrush has been pulled down by its hose at least twice.
They've all been good about not jumping up on tables and countertops.
Unless you get a really stubborn cat, you can persuade it to stay off your workspace.
Here's another thought; get the cat interested in modeling. Pretty soon you guys will be building together, bonding, etc. This could be the answer to the eternal question of the hobby's future.
At one time, I had 4 cats, God rest their little souls now, but I'd have as many as 2 or 3 sitting or lying on my table watching me work or one in my lap. They seemed fascinated by it & only occasionally would one of them decide to inspect or play with a part & usually when they did, a polite but firm 'stop it' would suffice. I guess it all depends on your cat's personality & how well you get along with each other.
Pat Flannery wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com:
And WHEN the cat is on the table, doing nothing just looking around. DO NOT start shouting and scaring the cat from the table. The cat will startle and scramble from the table. THAT will do much more damage. Don't ask me how I know.
Get yourself some Bonita flakes ie flaked Tuna flakes from either the local market or a Japanese market if you have one in your town. This stuff is like candy to a kitty.........................we have four (4) and this is the only thing that will let you work on models with kitty cats in the house :>) jim
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