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| My Sweetest Boy Member Since: Mar 2002
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| Keep your cats inside. Much healthier for them and they don't bother anyone.
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| Tin Man Member Since: Nov 2003 Location: Highway to Hell
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| Keep the bird killers in your house. Problem solved |
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| farfegnugen Member Since: Feb 2008 Location: Somewhere putting lipstick on a pig.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() No really, leash laws for a cat??? Don't get me wrong I have seen cats on leashes but really. Seems like an attempt to keep the stray/ferral cat population down. BTW, I have a leash for my Bearded Dragon, for real. | |
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| Registered User Member Since: Dec 2007
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| Your mom can build an enclosed outdoor run to keep the cats on her property when they are outside so those of us that don't want cats crapping in our flowers, scratching our cars, or getting run over don't have to have it ![]() |
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| Registered User Member Since: Jun 2008 Location: Southern, MD
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| I would just keep them inside if she wants the cats that bad. |
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| farfegnugen Member Since: Feb 2008 Location: Somewhere putting lipstick on a pig.
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| re: bird killers, we thought by putting a bell on kitty's collar (breakaway collar mind you) she would be less stealthy. This proved us wrong last spring. One night we were sleeping with the window open and were listening to the chirping of the night birds, then we hear Kitty's bell. A little more of Kitty's bell, a little more desperate chirping then silence. I had to cover my ears witht e pillow during the carnage. ![]() |
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| Hormonal Member Since: Oct 2003 Location: Were not in Smibville anymore, Toto
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| One of the first cats I ever had was when I first got to Md. I decided one day to see if I could put him on a runner like a dog. Poor cat almost hung himself when he took off running. It was truly one of those hysterically funny sad moments. I immediatly let him off.
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| I AM THAT I AM Member Since: Jun 2007 Location: Backwoods, MD
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But more importantly is the fact that house cats are one of the biggest causes in the decline in backyard birds/song birds population. The loss has been significant and irresponsible. Keep your fleabags indoors or keep them on a leash. Outdoor enclosure sounds like a fine idea. | |
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| me Member Since: Oct 2006 Location: in my house
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| I put my cat outside on a runner, it was not hard to get her adjusted to it, and other than the few times she tangles herself up (I think she does that on purpose) it's not so much a problem.
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