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This is Luka here:
Yeah he's cute and i like having him around but sometimes he's just a bit too needy. He's about 15 weeks old and if he knows i'm in house but not in the same room as him, he's scratching at the door and meowing and scratching. I just don't get it, it's a big house with lots of things to explore, but he's still so adamant about being around me. If he runs ahead of me and looses sight of me he'll just meow and meow till i go and find him. The hard part is that i'm a graphic designer that has to do a lot book and brochure mock ups. I'm cutting things with x-acto blades, and using rulers that he seem to think are just big sharp toys. It's really hard when he has to be right in the thick of things all the time. Is there something i can do to curb this obsessive clingyness to me? I like it when he's around but I need some space sometimes. Will he grow out of it to be more independent? He's learned not to play with my computer and not to attack my feet and hands, this is the next step for me. I just need some tips cause i don't like leaving him behind and crying.... i want him to just ... stop. i guess this could be in the behavior thread..
Yeah he's cute and i like having him around but sometimes he's just a bit too needy. He's about 15 weeks old and if he knows i'm in house but not in the same room as him, he's scratching at the door and meowing and scratching. I just don't get it, it's a big house with lots of things to explore, but he's still so adamant about being around me. If he runs ahead of me and looses sight of me he'll just meow and meow till i go and find him. The hard part is that i'm a graphic designer that has to do a lot book and brochure mock ups. I'm cutting things with x-acto blades, and using rulers that he seem to think are just big sharp toys. It's really hard when he has to be right in the thick of things all the time. Is there something i can do to curb this obsessive clingyness to me? I like it when he's around but I need some space sometimes. Will he grow out of it to be more independent? He's learned not to play with my computer and not to attack my feet and hands, this is the next step for me. I just need some tips cause i don't like leaving him behind and crying.... i want him to just ... stop. i guess this could be in the behavior thread..