“Dear Cocoa,
I am presently hiding
under the bed behind several boxes because I can’t get my pet to stop trying to
cuddle me. She grabs me every time I
walk by and squeezes and pets me until I think I will barf on her
shoulder. I know I should enjoy the
pets, and sometimes I do, but mostly I want to run and jump and play. How do I teach my pet to let me alone until I
want to cuddle?
Signed Doesn’t Want to
Cuddle”
“Dear Doesn’t Want to
Cuddle,
I know how you
feel. Several of my pets were the same
way; however patience is your best weapon right now.
Whenever your pet picks you up, struggle and make sure she knows you do
not want to be there. When she has left
you alone for awhile, then you can climb on her and purr (works every time,
believe me). Eventually she will get the
idea (it is so hard to train humans because it takes sooooo long for them to
understand); however she will learn, eventually. Then you can race around all you want and she
will leave you alone. PS: only use claws when necessary to free
yourself because you don’t want to hurt them unless the issue becomes a
dangerous issue for you.
Signed Cocoa”
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