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	<title>Comments on: How Far Should Loyality Go?</title>
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		<title>By: Julie</title>
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		<description>Hmmm... I don&#039;t know if I have any advice for you. Personally, I would either give him away, or confine him to a room/kennel when you were gone... But that&#039;s just me... We have a cat who has had a few accidents. Also, she is not allowed on the furniture. When we are gone, she will get on the furniture, where she wouldn&#039;t even think about it when there are witnesses.... So, she is kenneled at night, and when we&#039;re gone. We used to put her in the laundry room, but she would cry all night (and keep us awake) so we put her in a kennel, and put the kennel in the boys room. She is happier that way, being with her beloved Jared. (Weird cat! Preferring a small kennel over a roomy laundry room with her litter box and food!)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hmmm&#8230; I don&#8217;t know if I have any advice for you. Personally, I would either give him away, or confine him to a room/kennel when you were gone&#8230; But that&#8217;s just me&#8230; We have a cat who has had a few accidents. Also, she is not allowed on the furniture. When we are gone, she will get on the furniture, where she wouldn&#8217;t even think about it when there are witnesses&#8230;. So, she is kenneled at night, and when we&#8217;re gone. We used to put her in the laundry room, but she would cry all night (and keep us awake) so we put her in a kennel, and put the kennel in the boys room. She is happier that way, being with her beloved Jared. (Weird cat! Preferring a small kennel over a roomy laundry room with her litter box and food!)</p>
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