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Part 3 - Scene 7 - Distractions

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Act 3 - Scene 7:
Distractions

Beside using certain foods, or treats if needed to encourage your pet to eat the new foods, you should also be aware of distractions.

I personally do not feed when the mail is being delivered, or when someone is entering the home, while I am eating, when I am walking up and down the stairs or when guests come over and so on.

The best time to feed is when it is convenient for you and when the dogs and cats are relaxed, with little or nothing to distract them.

What will distract your dog or cat, well, you know your pet better than anyone, so you’ll have to figure this out on your own.

Always remember, each dog and cat is different and have unique personalities of their own. Some pets may not get distracted at all, while some get easily distracted.

So relax and have fun!

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