Scamp waits patiently for her treat. She won’t go into the kitchen, and she never meows. But when it is time for treat, she sits in this spot and looks at whoever is in the kitchen. You know that look. It’s the one that domestic cats give you when you are trying to sleep in and they don’t want you to. The one you feel even with your eyes closed.

She eats her treat and then continues on with her day. Since she isn’t always around when Junior gets his treat (which originally was designed so that he would take his medicine) it took her awhile to know about treat times. She’s got it down now. Strangely, when she shows up just a bit later than Junior after he has already had his treat, he does not disturb her. Most cats would fight over the bowl. He doesn’t even try. We’re not sure if this is because she has trained him well (she would swipe at his nose if he tried to take food she wanted) or if he is just content because he has already had his treat.