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that's the Wednesday part in my post... :dnc1: (a cat who will roam neighbors gardens and crap on uncovered veggie gardens - yeah right)

I just found out that I have to learn a lot about breeding these worms - an effing mouse just did eat all my beetles over night... :an!gry :an!gry (I am so looking forward to Wednesday... )

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check this link :dnc1:

oy :fshi:

my two dogs are trained not to go into rubbish bags, again why do I have to hang it high so that neighbors dog can't go into it when the dog shouldn't be on my property in the first place... ? (sure I will hang it higher eventually but I shouldn't have to...)

I give up, you win, you are right, I should tolerate everything other peoples pet do on my property, thank you for enlighten me, I feel much better now...

or I catch the cat with a trap and bring her to the next SPCA ? (I personally see this as a much better solution than to cover my garden with a net to get rid of a problem caused by a cat on my property...)

why do I need to find a solution for a problem you or your cat causes on my property... ?

I agree. just imagine cats would attack live stock and kill little lams or harm cattle, we already would have a law which would require more responsibility from cat owners to look after their cats (as dog owners have to) but cats only kill birds, rodents and lizards, so what... :an!gry

talking of tolerance, why should I tolerate neighbors cat's feces in my veggie garden ? :sick: the dogs are micro chipped and if caught doing what ever they shouldn't do like roaming neighbors property or worse the dog owner can be fined for not looking after his dog. (cat ? what cat ? this is not my cat, I am not responsible for this cat. do you have proof that this is my cat ?)

wrong, the question should be why didn't he/she teach the cat NOT to do that ?

+1 :thup:

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She sells sanctuary - The Cult :thup: (I totally missed them back in the 80s and I regret...)

watch the video, they talk about 3 meters... :smln:

the burden when you have a cat... ...no wait, it is less repulsive when the cat craps in neighbors vegetable garden, right ?

if you want to keep a cat, keep your cat in the house or fence your property accordingly so they can't leave your property or keep your cat in an appropriate compartment or cage. if you don't want to do that, don't have a cat. if you don't like to have a cat liter box in the house because of the smell, don't have a cat. if you don't want to feed your cat in the house for what ever reasons, don't have a cat. if you don't want to walk your cat on a leash, easy, don't have a cat. I am not allowed to let my dogs free roam in town, I am not allowed to let my dogs crap on neighbors property, I have to walk my dogs on a leash here in town. why should cats have other rights than dogs, why should cat owners have other rights than dog owners ? don't get me wrong, next week I will have a cat as well and it will be a lounge tiger with a liter box in the house and she will not leave the house. if I am not prepared to have a cat inside or in an appropriate compartment so she can not roam around and crap on neighbors property I don't have a cat...

no but not easy, some you would have to shoot nine times...

easy, microchip the cat and let the cat owner pay for it - same as with dogs...

or Ford vs. Holden

do you play with your cat ? put a small crumpled piece of paper or similar to a piece of cord and pull it in front of your cat. does she get interested ? does she look at it with very big eyes, her backside and tail wiggling and suddenly jumps at it ? - the same will happen if she sees a lizard or bird or what ever small animal she sees in the bush even if she was never outside or in the bush before...

yes, and aparently they have really Bigfoot... :dnc1: