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Use Foil When Training Pets to Stay off Furniture
Posted at 21:43, 15/10/2008 by LauraWilliams
Tired of using a lint roller to find your couch beneath the cat fur? Try this clever training suggestion.
For a few days when everyone’s at work, covered the furniture in aluminum foil. Pets can’t stand the way it feels, or the annoying crinkling sound it makes when touched. You can also put it on the legs so your pet will learn not to bite or scratch them. They’ll soon get the hint—furniture is a no-pet zone!
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