[ SECRET POST #5545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5545 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Good News Thread

[philstar22]

Animal supervision is very important. Our supervisors must be aware of everything we're doing at all times so they can make sure we are doing it right. I for one don't function well without my supervisor.

Re: Good News Thread

[pantswarrior]

I admit that for awhile I had to close one of mine in the bedroom because rather than supervising he took advantage of my hands being busy to knock over the food container in the hallway. ;)

Re: Good News Thread

[philstar22]

Haha. We've had to start hiding treats inside multiple bags and then behind things in the cabinet. My kitty has several times gotten into the closet and then into the bag. If they aren't packed up tight and she can smell the treats, she will get to them.

Re: Good News Thread

[pantswarrior]

Ohhh yeah, I have one of my kitchen cabinets tied closed because my cat figured out how to get in there, and could NOT figure out how to get in the large bag of cat food, and dragged it out and spilled it. :P

The bunny food is in a plastic container so it "should" be safe... but since many bunnies have tried to get into it over the years, the lid has places where it's been chewed and so if it happens to fall on one of those weak points, it pops off. It's in a part of the hallway that none of the buns has access to, but two of my boys occasionally like to hop over the gate when I'm not right there to stop them (and forgot to close the upper gate/door so they can't).

Re: Good News Thread

[philstar22]

Animals are so much smarter than people give them credit for. Especially ones that have been socialized and domesticated by humans. Okay, some of them aren't. We had a dog when I was a kid who wasn't smart at all. But so many animals are just so intelligent.

Re: Good News Thread

[pantswarrior]

Hahahah, yeah, honestly I wouldn't call my cat smart. He's kind of a dummy. But he is the sweetest, friendliest, burbliest dummy you will ever meet. And very persistent when it comes to food (unless there is another cat around to bully him away from it, in which case he caves and just sits there sadly watching them eat, the dork).

But yeah, some of them are eerily clever, and definitely able to scheme. ;)