I wanted to give you and your blog readers an update on my situation.
As I mentioned in my Christmas letter I found my new Mummy and moved to my forever home! She started by looking very carefully at me and trying to find me a name that suits me well. First she tried �Midnight�! It is a beautiful name but, unfortunately it only reminded me of the cold nights when I was living on the streets! I didn�t want to disappoint her so I simply didn�t react to the name!
Then, she looked at me again and said �Dolce� � that�s it: Dolce! which is Italian for �sweets� something like �sweetie pie� in English! George, I must tell you � I had tears in my eyes! I instantly LOVED the name! I looked at her and meowed my approval and gave her a little kiss! I think that sealed our love forever! She IS the best mum! She plays piano for me �serenading me.
She even left a big empty box in the center of the room (as you can see in the photo) so we can play �hide and seek�! I love her and I�m forever grateful she opened her heart and home to me. I give her lots of kisses and head rubs! I don�t know how else to show her my love and appreciation! George, any other suggestions? Then, she looked at me again and said �Dolce� � that�s it: Dolce! which is Italian for �sweets� something like �sweetie pie� in English! George, I must tell you � I had tears in my eyes! I instantly LOVED the name! I looked at her and meowed my approval and gave her a little kiss! I think that sealed our love forever! She IS the best mum! She plays piano for me �serenading me.
Molto contenta (very happy)
Dolce
Dear Dolce,
No need to go overboard in appreciation. You have done her a favour by making her into your pet. Keep a little back... so that she appreciates those head rubs when they come. She will value them more if you do not give them too often.
Now you need to help her understand that rewards such as head rubs have to be earned. As wise trainers say, rewards are contingent on correct behaviour. Head rubs, little licks, loud purrs and a lot of lap time -- this is what humans crave from cats.
It won't be difficult. She is obviously a trainable human. The box was thoughtful even imaginative. The name is really lovely.
Yours
George
Dear Dolce,
No need to go overboard in appreciation. You have done her a favour by making her into your pet. Keep a little back... so that she appreciates those head rubs when they come. She will value them more if you do not give them too often.
Now you need to help her understand that rewards such as head rubs have to be earned. As wise trainers say, rewards are contingent on correct behaviour. Head rubs, little licks, loud purrs and a lot of lap time -- this is what humans crave from cats.
It won't be difficult. She is obviously a trainable human. The box was thoughtful even imaginative. The name is really lovely.
Yours
George
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