Lolashewas
03-16-2005, 12:21 PM
My personal "pet philosophy" is "Let them sort it out on their own", (unless of course there's danger of actual injury)... In my past experinece, when 2 pets of any species have an issue, the more I interfere, the worse it becomes- one is always waiting for me to step in, and the other gets bent out of shape because I'm always on it's case!
ANYWAY! I had Lola out for her playtime last night, and Lucah (the kitty) just wouldn't let up. All lola could do was stick her head in something and puff up, as if she tried to go anywhere, the cat would pounce and bat at her (she's really only trying to play, but Lola isn't interseted). I finally had to shut Lucah outside, and bribe Lola out from between the furniture to get her back in her cage.
I don't want Lucah to get all jealous and vengeful (cat's are wicked creative when it comes to "getting even" with their Humans), at the same time, I want Lola to be comfortable when she's out and about...
::sigh::: :(
ANYWAY! I had Lola out for her playtime last night, and Lucah (the kitty) just wouldn't let up. All lola could do was stick her head in something and puff up, as if she tried to go anywhere, the cat would pounce and bat at her (she's really only trying to play, but Lola isn't interseted). I finally had to shut Lucah outside, and bribe Lola out from between the furniture to get her back in her cage.
I don't want Lucah to get all jealous and vengeful (cat's are wicked creative when it comes to "getting even" with their Humans), at the same time, I want Lola to be comfortable when she's out and about...
::sigh::: :(