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I was thinking of doing that, but I haven’t even seen anyone over there yet. They must be hermits or something. I’m so used to having rowdy neighbors.
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Dreamscape, Orion, Poison Dart, Fireberry, Spangler + Tigerberry DragonsI have heard collars are bad for active cats. They cat get caught on things and hang the cat. I have been thinking about the chip but I try to keep all 4 of my kids inside so I’m not sure if I should go thru that expense
Dragon Master wrote:I have heard collars are bad for active cats. They cat get caught on things and hang the cat. I have been thinking about the chip but I try to keep all 4 of my kids inside so I’m not sure if I should go thru that expense
Collars are a great idea if your cat gets to go outside. There are special collars made for cats that either streatch or they come apart when they are yanked on. My Tigger was a roamer, he lost his collar at least one a week. I’ve never had a cat hung up by a collar. My two right now get very excited when I get the collars out. That means they can go outside. Since I live on a very busy corner I only will take them out on a leash. (Make sure you use a harness for a cat if you leash train them.)
Bubs is like houdini with his collar. We put one one and in like 5 minutes it dissappears and is never to be seen again! Once he lost 7 ( or maybe more) collars in a month!
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Ivory Moss Sitting Baby Kirin
Tattoo Mother Kirin
Emerald Tabby Male Griffin
Tie Dye + Orion Hatching Royalty
Indigo Rockfish + Flame Tabby Little Rock Dragons
Dragon Quail + Obsidian Frost Old Warriors
Betta Sun Dragon + Male Dragon
Dreamscape, Orion, Poison Dart, Fireberry, Spangler + Tigerberry DragonsRomeodanny wrote:Dragon Master wrote:I have heard collars are bad for active cats. They cat get caught on things and hang the cat. I have been thinking about the chip but I try to keep all 4 of my kids inside so I’m not sure if I should go thru that expense
Collars are a great idea if your cat gets to go outside. There are special collars made for cats that either streatch or they come apart when they are yanked on. My Tigger was a roamer, he lost his collar at least one a week. I’ve never had a cat hung up by a collar. My two right now get very excited when I get the collars out. That means they can go outside. Since I live on a very busy corner I only will take them out on a leash. (Make sure you use a harness for a cat if you leash train them.)
I tried to leash train my first one but when we walked outside she just sat down and would not move an inch. I think I had the harness on wrong
Just remember they aren’t dogs. Most will not walk where you want to go. Romeo won’t go far, while Danny wants to go all over the place. If there is no one around. If someones around Danny will stay close to the door. (He was attacked by one of my neighbors.) My poor Danny wouldn’t hurt anyone. I don’t know why the jerk attacked him.
a leashed cat is so undignified.
Drag0n… if they are not home I would sneak over there and remove the note. I would freak if someone entered my house while I was asleep… even if they had a reason. I am very glad you got your cat back! How nerve wracking… esp after all the recent problems. At least the story has a happy ending!
When I first got my cats they were used to being outdoors. I didn’t want them wandering out into traffic. And I didn’t want them creating babies since they weren’t nutered at that time. That is why my boys were leashed. Now after how many years of being on leash they don’t know what to do when they are off leash. First thing they do is race for the door. They get to prowl the balcony when I’m at home. As long as they stay off the railing.
I do not think a cat on a leash is un dignified. I think it’s LOVE for you animal. This way they will not end up like drg0n’s cat
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