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I think most cats would choose the latter option. 

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Myrna Neuberg

Yes, definitely, the latter option is much less taxing!😼😹

Bert Driehuis

Our first rescue wanted to go out twice daily to assert her domain outdoors (and she reined quite a number of back yards). When we needed to keep her inside after a visit to the vet, she would study whatever we built to keep her in until she found a weak spot. She would've sold these puzzles for sure.

Karen Jagielo

Yes! In our case with our Chilly- definitely meow like crazy! 😂🤣

Brant

So so true. We finally had to install a cat door in my sons’ bedroom door because their cat constantly wanted in and out and would wake up the entire house at all hours. It looks a little silly, but it works. Guess we know who is actually in charge around here.

Stephen Gilberg

The one time I was in an escape room,* there was a key right by the door, just in case we wanted to give up and leave early. So this feline option isn't too shameful. *I'd go again if I could find enough interested teammates.

Nancy DeStadio

That is too funny. Talk about rule the roost. Your cat wins paws down!

Scott Metzger

That’s impressive! My new kitten is like that. She figures things out quickly

Stephen Gilberg

No, we all had fun; they just saw it as a one-time deal. And now it's hard to get them all together without little kids in tow.

Karen Jagielo

Next summer June 2024. She’s doing well. Tiny and petite. Weighs about 5 1/2 pounds, but she certainly can “demand” things she wants! 😜