Is that a paw of ownership there in the front of the pic. Ziggy does look pleased to have you back 
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Ziggy, et al.
- Thread starter Chris Elliott
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Chris Elliott
Savannah Super Cat
Absolutely! I am owned.Is that a paw of ownership there in the front of the pic. Ziggy does look pleased to have you back
Carykd7kau
Reincarnated cat Moderator
I should say he IS, Chris. Look at those big happy eyes!!!
Awwww, daddy's boy is pleased as punch 
Chris Elliott
Savannah Super Cat
So, I've created a monster. Not a terrible one, just a persistent one.
Ziggy loves roast chicken, and knows the sound of a Costco roast chicken container being opened. And he knows I won't let him have any. But he knows that if he jumps on the counter while I'm stripping the chicken, I'll grab him and toss him off. Then he proceeds to lick off whatever transferred from my hands to his fur.
He now thinks this is great fun.
I've tried blocking him, but he is so persistent and he eventually finds a gap.
At least I'm fast enough now that he hasn't grabbed a leg in months...
Do I have to lock him up and listen to him scratching the doors while I work with chicken?
Any advice?
--Servant to a chicken monster
Ziggy loves roast chicken, and knows the sound of a Costco roast chicken container being opened. And he knows I won't let him have any. But he knows that if he jumps on the counter while I'm stripping the chicken, I'll grab him and toss him off. Then he proceeds to lick off whatever transferred from my hands to his fur.
He now thinks this is great fun.
I've tried blocking him, but he is so persistent and he eventually finds a gap.
At least I'm fast enough now that he hasn't grabbed a leg in months...
Do I have to lock him up and listen to him scratching the doors while I work with chicken?
Any advice?
--Servant to a chicken monster
Carykd7kau
Reincarnated cat Moderator
Some times they do need a time out. And it breaks our hearts.
Yes. Or try to convince him to acknowledge and obey the word "no".
It happens to me too but I give each one a teensy piece. Three of them go away. One (you can probably guess who) will try to filch more, but he will listen and go away when I say "no."
I would enjoy a video of you and Ziggy chicken wrestling