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Post Info TOPIC: Rigid Structure, or gentle guidance, which do you prefer?


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As I slowly bring my kitten along to the point in her training/guidance that she seeks. I find that while she craves the gentle guidance that I usually give her, she also seems to want a more rigid and structured guidance as well.  And I completly understand this, and have no problem with this, as many little one's need structure in their lives.


So my question is, while training and having a kitten and a sub, (as each requires different ways to manage them, and look after them.) What does one do, do you prefer a more gentle and guiding approach, or a mixture, rigid and firm, with sooky(affectionate) and gentle?


I think I prefer both.


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I'm not sure if this post is mute, but with 0 replies I thought I would explain my view. From start to finish my technique changes, during the start I traditionally am guiding, giving a free voice. This does two things; 1: it gives them the feeling that your walking the path with them. 2: It builds the trust comfort and love. The best way I can describe it is if you put a frog in a boiling pot of water he will jump out, put the same frog in a pot of luke warm water and slowly heat it he will be still and literally cook to death. I'm not suggesting you cook your kitty! But it's very much take the cautious approach till THEY say there ready to move forward. At this time I add structure I add rules and formalities, but with a loving heart and warm words, again this does 2 things; 1: it instills the confidence in the pet that they can trust and have faith in you 2: it gives them the opportunity to adjust without getting punished for a mixup. After this step it's a mix of forward and backward testing the boundries of trust and building on them. The overall goal is to have complete control, BUT with that control you need the responcibility and maturity to not abuse or misuse that control. Make sure that you are submissive as a Dom to your pets happiness. Without that sacrifice on your part the pet will not survive as a healthy pet. You must be stronger than yourself as a dom and truly know your limits and that of your pet. Don't forget to constantly reward! =^.^= look at me I sound so serious!! But no really ill eat your soul if you don't cherish and love your pet! :3 kthxbai


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I think you answered your own questions. The given situation requires a flexible approach, as not all things require the same type of response.

This applies in a broader sense to each person, and when in a relationship, you get to learn what types of things they respond to in different situations.



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