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| Walking Your Cat - Yeah, That'll Work... | |
| 2004-07-16 | |
| Snip... Of course, allowing Kitty to roam outside freely would be irresponsible in most cases. Unsupervised, your cat faces the very real dangers of road traffic, irate neighbors, disease, and other predatory animals. Leash training can add a new dimension to both of your lives. Cats look forward to their outings just as much as dogs enjoy their walks. If taken out at approximately the same time every day, Kitty will learn that this is the only time he can go out and there's no point in pestering the owner at other times. Right. Cats are born to pester. It's always easiest to introduce new experiences to kittens who tend to view life as a big adventure. However, even older cats can be trained to accept a harness and leash if the owner is patient, persistent, Waking your cat on a leash? Is this guy for real?
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| Posted by:Raj |
| #3 This guy has never had a cat.I've had the same spayed female for 15 years,bitch does what she wants when she wants.When she wants to be fed she wants to be fed right damn now. |
| Posted by: raptor 2004-07-17 9:32:58 AM |
| #2 I actually saw a lady walking a cat on a leash. Once. Many years ago. I suppose it would be possible if you trained them from kittenhood. But if you want something you have to walk on a leash, why not just get a dog? |
| Posted by: Barbara Skolaut 2004-07-16 6:34:33 PM |
| #1 Time to take kitty out for a drag......? |
| Posted by: Anonymous5766 2004-07-16 4:17:42 PM |