What I needed to keep Cadbury in his room was a fireplace grate, and this past weekend I found a perfect one at a garage sale. It's very heavy, and if positioned correctly it's very stable as well. A four pound rabbit sure isn't going to be able to knock it over, and it's unlikely our cat will, either.
After getting the screen positioned, I witnessed this scene:
Be nice, kids. No taunting.
Have a great week, everyone!
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I wish there was such civility over at my place! Buttons constantly growls and tries to box Sherry through the baby gate lol!
Have Cadbury and Lola met face-to-face?
Clever idea! I hope they learn to get along well together.
How are they doing? Are they getting along?
Psst..Lola, free me and I'll show you where she hides the catnip.
That's a clever idea and looks neater than a baby gate too. Scamp has a metal baby gate but he's so long and thin it has to be covered to stop him oozing through.. though it still tends to clear the top when he's in the right mood.
Yay! I'm going to try a metal baby gate, we'll see if the bars are narrowly spaced enough. I'm hoping just the conceptual boundary will help them learn where they belong (yeah right).
How IS the new kitty???
"Hey Cadbury - let's do the old "You hit it high, I'll hit it low" routine. That ought to work!!!
I have a fire screen I acquired by the side of the road that I use as a dog gate. Quite sturdy.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
LOL! We should buy stock in baby gates: we have five I think.
LOL we have a screen too, it's outside and keeps the bunnies from the outdoor wiring......
hehe! Sometimes I think we need a gate between Dorydoo and MaoMao... ;)
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