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<p>Neither one of our cats does anything other than sit under the layout on the small shelf and let you know that they want attention too.  Sitting at a corner of at the work bench and having a cold nose shoved into your hand or set of claws ever so delicately inserted into your thigh is a gentle reminder that your railroad shouldn't be the only object of my attention.  Mostly it's just pet, pet, pet, tap the nose and they go curl up by the space heater.</p><p> With all of the cats I have ever own none of them have ever cause damage to a layout.  Kali (the previous owner and I have had long chat about naming critters after things that are about or cause damage...) would sit on the back of the couch and watch the trains go by, she would sometimes walk on the layout itself, but because she was so dainty in her means, nothing was ever damaged.  What she didn't like was my sound equiped engines.  Didn't like the bell or the whistle at all.</p>
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