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[ The feed opens up, and all anyone can see is a Stufful playing clumsily with a plastic ball inside what appears to be a small room. It's cute, like one of those videos of cats or dogs playing with their toys while their adoring owners record it. A female Meowstic appears from the right, curiously looking on as if wanting to play with the other pokemon.

That's when things got messy.

At seeing a potential playmate, the Stufful took that as a sign to tackle the other pokemon playfully. The Meowstic doesn't really like that and struggles beneath the cuteness, almost opening its ears. Uh oh.

The device gets dropped and anyone can see Neo pulling the Stufful off the Meowstic before it could open its ears in defense. ]


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Any tips on training a pokemon to respect personal space?

Comments

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[pipers_son]

[....Yeah, he can imagine why that question is getting asked.]

treat them like little kids. explain clearly what they need to do and discipline them if they dont listen

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[radfield]

[ Neato. Seems she's stuck with a Stufful, too. ]

With Stufful you've just gotta be firm. And if it's already used to you, or being around others, then I suppose teaching it to not play rough oughta be the next step.

[laughingstawke]

Pokemon are a lot like dogs.

Which means they can't be trained and piss on whatever carpets they want.

Or boots. Mine pissed on my husband's boot.

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[arcanaeum]

If you find out, let me know. My Haunter could use the lesson.

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[toothaches]

A squirt bottle?

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[meowbel]

Give them some candy! I'm sure they'll listen when sweets are involved!

[Just saying]

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[ceos]

You could try praising them when you see them behaving on their own... if that ever happens.