14-03-2005, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Pussy
...Anyway, DarkGreen, you are right, our cats are Grand Champion within our heart.  |
DarkGreen?? r u refering to me, Pussy... aiyo.. that is the color code that i used in my wordings lah... not my nick...
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Originally Posted by Pussy
Horatio, I have a very timid Scottish Fold. He is ok with me only and he is afraid of strangers even my other family members. He get panic even leaving his room. How can I train him to be less timid?
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hahaha... ur Scottish Fold is exactly like my cat, Wesley. He is very close to me but when he sees other ppl, Watson Nyambek also lose in the 100m dash. Anyway, in order for ur cat to be a bit brave, he/she need to be expose to the outside world more. 1st of all, perhaps u can introduce a fellow or two to get close to him. Depending how well ur cat adapt to this, if lucky perhaps a day or two, ur cat would comfortable with the person. Then u can introduce another one, then 2/3 person at one time. then slowly u wud bring him out from the house, starting at the porch 1st, the maybe a park with less ppl (make sure he is on leash all the time...) n so forth. as i said, this wud require time n patience as well. do not force ur cat or else he would turn very aggressive. make sure u give him a treat if he pass each round of test... 
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