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I have one of these that I use to cover a chair. Someone else mentioned her cats, and mine love this rug. They lay around on it right next to the windows - especially when it's sunny.

I'd just ignore them completely. If they don't like it, oh well. At a certain point, they need to learn how to live around other people who make real people noise and walk and talk. They don't get to tell others how to live.

I've played piano for about 17 years now, and I would say to try as hard as you can to put the piano on an inside wall. Other posters are talking about humidity and heat/cold fluctuations, and, typically, those things are more likely near a window. The most consistent temperatures are easiest to maintain near the interior walls - this has always been my experience.
Almost all of my piano teachers kept their pianos on interior walls as well.
If you aren't overly concerned with the sound of the piano and with the life of the piano, then I would say to put it wherever you want. If you are, put it on an interior wall.
If you own any of the following: Steinway, Bechstein, Schimmel, Yamaha, Kawai, Fazioli, Bosendorfer, please put them on interior walls. Especially if you want to sell it in the future - or pass it down to children.

I wish my cats were as camera ready as that cute dog. I love my beautiful cats, but they do not pose for the camera.

These are pretty, but that mirror is super dirty haha

Why do people leave these things in places where people will see? I guess it was kind of hidden, but just put it in a closet - unless you want people to see. That's always a possibility. Was Reagan considered sexy when he was president, by the way?

With my last boyfriend, it was impossible. Impossible.
He had ugly, old furniture that he dumpster-dived for, weird, ugly sculptures (I love sculptures, but these were just hideous). One of them was just the worst thing. It was a baby doll on the top of a standing pole, wearing a maternity dress and a felt hat. When you pulled a cord, its head lit up. Every time I saw it, I just wanted to cry. He would not get rid of it. I would seriously have let a pack of wild dogs into the house to shred that thing.
Plastic dino head on the wall - and not the cool kind. It was one of those McDonald's happy meal toys dino puppets nailed into the wall - wearing a batman mask and holding a garter. I kid you not.
He was always claiming to have good decorating taste. When my sister would come over, she would not sit on the furniture without a blanket under her - it was that gross looking.
There was no solving that design mess. Now I live in a small one bedroom apartment, and it is minimalist/industrial and a little bohemian. It's pretty nice not having to see that baby doll lamp.