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The biggest challenge has been how amazing she is at getting into the tightest, most inaccessible hiding places that she can find. She's finally big enough that she can't get under doors, under the stove, or under the fridge. I still have the TV stand blocked off (that took about 6 tries to figure out what she couldn't bust into) and the aquarium stand is also blocked off. That one was just recently conquered. Now when she's done she usually goes under the recliner chair, under a heating pad I put under there. It's not plugged in most of the time, but it has come in handy in certain circumstances.

Oh, the arms on my living room couch have also been neatly excised by a knife. I've also taken the speaker out of my subwoofer cabinet to check in there once, in case she got in through the bass port (was not in there). This was when the couch ended up having surgery.

I'm pretty much tegu-proofed now.

If you have animals, you can't have nice furniture.

<blockquote data-quote="ophidia" data-source="post: 161675" data-attributes="member: 7890">The biggest challenge has been how amazing she is at getting into the tightest, most inaccessible hiding places that she can find.&nbsp; She's finally big enough that she can't get under doors, under the stove, or under the fridge.&nbsp; I still have the TV stand blocked off (that took about 6 tries to figure out what she couldn't bust into) and the aquarium stand is also blocked off.&nbsp; That one was just recently conquered.&nbsp; Now when she's done she usually goes under the recliner chair, under a heating pad I put under there.&nbsp; It's not plugged in most of the time, but it has come in handy in certain circumstances.Oh, the arms on my living room couch have also been neatly excised by a knife.&nbsp; I've also taken the speaker out of my subwoofer cabinet to check in there once, in case she got in through the bass port (was not in there).&nbsp; This was when the couch ended up having surgery.I'm pretty much tegu-proofed now.If you have animals, you can't have nice furniture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ophidia, post: 161675, member: 7890"] The biggest challenge has been how amazing she is at getting into the tightest, most inaccessible hiding places that she can find. She's finally big enough that she can't get under doors, under the stove, or under the fridge. I still have the TV stand blocked off (that took about 6 tries to figure out what she couldn't bust into) and the aquarium stand is also blocked off. That one was just recently conquered. Now when she's done she usually goes under the recliner chair, under a heating pad I put under there. It's not plugged in most of the time, but it has come in handy in certain circumstances. Oh, the arms on my living room couch have also been neatly excised by a knife. I've also taken the speaker out of my subwoofer cabinet to check in there once, in case she got in through the bass port (was not in there). This was when the couch ended up having surgery. I'm pretty much tegu-proofed now. If you have animals, you can't have nice furniture. [/QUOTE]

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