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14th October 2012, 12:58 AM #1
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bring him round my house - he will pick it up from floyd very quickly - my two kittens did
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14th October 2012, 02:31 PM #2
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14th October 2012, 11:28 PM #3
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Floyd seems to work things out but only if he wants to mostly where food is involved
He can open doors when he wants to be in the room - usually to follow me
He also opens tins by knocking them off the worktop because he has found they often open when they hit the floor.
Unfortunately he now uses this method to solve anything and knocks all tins onto the floor just in case there is food in them.
He opens cupboards ( just small doors after all ) to look for food and then slices opens cat food bags ( the heavy foil RC ones) even if they are sealed and unopened.
fortunately the kittens have not learnt these yet.
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15th October 2012, 06:31 PM #4
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Floyd is very clever. Some of my cats can't even push open a door which is ajar, despite encouragement, and will sit waiting for a nearby slave to open it for them.
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15th October 2012, 07:13 PM #5
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Cats dont learn things for the sake of it like we do , unless they benefit they wont bother
Maybe you should not open it for them cos all the time you do they have no incentive.
Now if you put their favourite treat the other side of a door thats ajar I bet they would get to it.
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