I agree it helps. But, IMO, cats independant enough to do what they want when you

Posted by are gone. Some cats surely dont get on tables, but most do, IMO, from what I've seen. on October 12, 2008 at 11:21:25:

In Reply to: a properly trained cat will not get on counters and tables regardless posted by nm If that is a problem they you haven't trained your cat properly. nm on October 12, 2008 at 11:18:21:

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Mine didn't. nm 11:42:26 10/12/2008 (0)
I've never seen one do that once trained properly. nm 11:25:35 10/12/2008 (4)
- That's because they waited til you were gone. Evil Twin 11:28:42 10/12/2008 (3)
  - LOL, no. Kitty shed something fierce. Would have had cat hair all over the counters and tables if he did. Long hair stuck to everything and fell everywhere. sm 12:00:03 10/12/2008 (0)
  - Your evil twin thing is getting old. And, NO, not all cats jump on counters. grow up 11:59:44 10/12/2008 (1)
    - Evil Twin is a moniker. Everyone usually complains that some do not have moniker. Geesh, do you want monikers or not???? 13:00:35 10/12/2008 (0)