You know you have trained your Woofies well when you can bask comfortably on your front walkway on an unseasonably warm day without the slightest fear of unwanted sniffs.
–Quicksilver
You know you have trained your Woofies well when you can bask comfortably on your front walkway on an unseasonably warm day without the slightest fear of unwanted sniffs.
–Quicksilver
Daily Feline Wisdom 
Ah yes what good dogs! Great training Quicksilver
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Thank you! I am a much better Woofie trainer than most Humans. Purrs, Quicksilver
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You are indeed..perhaps a second career option then? 🙂
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Nah, I have my paws full with my two Woofies. Purrs, Quicksilver
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It seems someone has a rep … or street cred … or whatever you want to call it that the woofies know all too well, that a sniff would hurt …
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I like to think that my training methods fall under the umbrella of “pawsitive reinforcement.” If the Woofies don’t sniff my belly, I won’t claw their noses. Everybody wins. Purrs, Quicksilver
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Woofies can take some kind of physical “encouragement” …
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It’s really more psychological than physical. I’ve never scratched my Woofies, but the threat of a scratch keeps them in line. Purrs, Quicksilver
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I had a cat who was a little less restrained … our neighbours dog got ONE well placed scratch. Enough, to keep him away from her – and her successor.
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Good Cat. Purrs, Quicksilver
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Yes, she was! But has long been gone over the mythological rainbow-bridge.
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You have amazing woofies. There aren’t many that would pass up a nice soft furry cat belly. Yes, I know nail swipes.
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I did a good job with them, didn’t I? Purrs, Quicksilver
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The best!
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Thank you! Purrs, Quicksilver
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