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From: lipp@cfig1.DEC (I'm not as think as you dumb I am)
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Subject: The mad hour...
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Date: Mon, 25-Feb-85 10:39:37 EST
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>I too have two cats (manx) who behave similarly.  I too would very much like
>to get them to re-schedule.  My cats even climb on my keyboard (they aren't 
>very good typists :-) ).  I suspect that there are a great many people
>with cats out there who share the same problem.  Anybody out there found the
>solution???
>
>
>Randy Horton
>dual!fortune!horton


I have had the exact experience as well with my two cats...  I have 
found that if I let them outside for awhile right when I get home from 
work, they tend to be a little more calm in the evening around 
bed-time.  I have also noticed that the more they eat before this 
hour, the more hyper they become, so the solution might be to feed 
them less in the evening.

Nicki Lipp
decwrl!dec-rhea!dec-mariah!lipp