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#1257442 - 08/27/09 07:53 PM
Would you teach a student like that?
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#1257541 - 08/27/09 10:37 PM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: GreenRain]
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Like what? You?
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#1257555 - 08/27/09 11:04 PM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: Morodiene]
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We must be missing a link somewhere!
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#1257585 - 08/28/09 12:18 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: Stanny]
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#1257591 - 08/28/09 12:33 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
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She's precious! (But the piano owner needs to be taught not to put puppies too young to be housebroken on the keyboard.  ) Steven
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#1257594 - 08/28/09 12:50 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: sotto voce]
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Hehe, yeah. But it's still cute!
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#1257633 - 08/28/09 03:11 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: GreenRain]
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So cute! Until he pees on that Steinway.... all that dry wood, the aroma would be permanant.
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#1257651 - 08/28/09 04:27 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
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So cute! Until he pees on that Steinway.... all that dry wood, the aroma would be permanant. funny that you mention that. we're actually having that problem now with our cat. hasn't hit the piano yet but i fear he may one day because he's come pretty close. he got a spot on the carpet by the pedals last week. the stench was so bad it almost singed my nose hairs. it would have peeled paint! i don't know...maybe he's trying to tell me something.
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#1257674 - 08/28/09 07:01 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: GreenRain]
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I can't see any picture either?
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#1257710 - 08/28/09 08:55 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: dave solazzo]
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 So cute! Until he pees on that Steinway.... all that dry wood, the aroma would be permanant. funny that you mention that. we're actually having that problem now with our cat. hasn't hit the piano yet but i fear he may one day because he's come pretty close. he got a spot on the carpet by the pedals last week... Dave, Unless it's a "marking" behavior (usually by unneutered animals), urination outside the litter box isn't normal for a cat. It's generally a sign of a physical problem or of psychological distress. I recommend a trip to the veterinarian. Steven
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Chopin: Allegro de Concert Op. 46
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Fauré: Ballade Op. 19
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#1257714 - 08/28/09 09:04 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: sotto voce]
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I had to put my 15 yr old cat down because of that. And he didn't start doing it until I brought a new cat into the house. Very bad move! Cats' pshchys are very delicate. It doesn't take much to drive them crazy and drive them to bad behavior. I learned it the hard way.
PS...Cute picture!
Edited by HappyApple (08/28/09 09:05 AM)
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#1257753 - 08/28/09 09:54 AM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: HappyApple]
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The cat could have a bladder infection. I'd take him to the doc so he can figure it out. Also, I know that if it is a behavior thing, cats need 1 litter box per cat +1. So my one cat gets two litter boxes. Ever since we added the 2nd it hasn't been an issue.
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#1258284 - 08/28/09 10:52 PM
Re: Would you teach a student like that?
[Re: Rachel J]
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Cute!
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