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Cats and Leashes

molly6173molly6173
edited July 2010 in Vent
Has anyone else ever tried to leash up a cat you thought was lost, only to<br>have it run away and realize that it was actually your neighbor's cat and find that the leash you put on it is no longer on it and has mysteriously disappered?<br><br>Or is it just me...<br><br> :x <br><br>Grr... I dont like cats, well atleast that cat<br><br>Mo
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  • AllInTheNameAllInTheName
    98.20.5.75
    lol we used to have a cat that we walked. He loved being put on a leash and being walked around the neighborhood. :) the elderly people loved him........until some jerk poisened him with anti-freeze............ :roll:
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  • AlabamaAlabama
    72.147.101.180
    We used to walk our three Siamese cats around the block when I was younger. Had to be careful though to not let them pull on the leash or they'd weasle out of the harness.
    <span style="background-color: rgb(255, 204, 0);">Along for the ride!</span><br>
  • AllInTheNameAllInTheName
    98.20.5.75
    Alabama wrote:
    We used to walk our three Siamese cats around the block when I was younger. Had to be careful though to not let them pull on the leash or they'd weasle out of the harness.
    <br><br>lmao we have a siamese cat. We're actually looking to get a couple of un related siamese and breed them :) My sister in law shows them for a living so the kittens would be for show purposes.
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  • tarnishtarnish
    76.188.4.216
    We put a harness on our torti sometimes. She's too skittish outside on a leash and she wiggles out of it. We didn't try to do this until she was older so it just wasn't working xD
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  • AlabamaAlabama
    72.147.101.180
    tarnish wrote:
    We put a harness on our torti sometimes. She's too skittish outside on a leash and she wiggles out of it. We didn't try to do this until she was older so it just wasn't working xD
    <br><br>Oh yeah, that's how it was with our Siamese. We didn't walk them so much as they walked us because if they felt any tension on the harness, they'd back around and wiggle out, so it was always a game to try and get them to go the way we wanted since we couldn't "force" them to LOL
    <span style="background-color: rgb(255, 204, 0);">Along for the ride!</span><br>
  • AllInTheNameAllInTheName
    98.20.5.75
    Alabama wrote:
    tarnish wrote:
    We put a harness on our torti sometimes. She's too skittish outside on a leash and she wiggles out of it. We didn't try to do this until she was older so it just wasn't working xD
    <br><br>Oh yeah, that's how it was with our Siamese. We didn't walk them so much as they walked us because if they felt any tension on the harness, they'd back around and wiggle out, so it was always a game to try and get them to go the way we wanted since we couldn't "force" them to LOL
    <br><br>Lol yeah cats are really independent creatures.
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  • RoyalRaccoonRoyalRaccoon
    75.84.62.221
    I can barely get my cats to keep their collars on...if I put a leash on them, they would either freak out, or I would be the one technically being walked, since there is no controlling them.<br><br> Also, except for my tiny female, my cats are scared of most things.<br><br> Cats attract cats, so I'm always having to deal with strays. When cats show up at my house I mostly shoo them away, or keep an eye on them for a few months to try to figure out if they are a stray or someone's outdoor cat. However, I take most tom cats to the pound if I can catch them.
    I'm done with VP. I'll just be around until I get all my dogs and lines placed in good hands. If you want to contact me, please do so through deviantART.
  • AllInTheNameAllInTheName
    98.20.5.75
    PrinceSushi wrote:
    I can barely get my cats to keep their collars on...if I put a leash on them, they would either freak out, or I would be the one technically being walked, since there is no controlling them.<br><br> Also, except for my tiny female, my cats are scared of most things.<br><br> Cats attract cats, so I'm always having to deal with strays. When cats show up at my house I mostly shoo them away, or keep an eye on them for a few months to try to figure out if they are a stray or someone's outdoor cat. However, I take most tom cats to the pound if I can catch them.
    <br><br>we have a tom cat around here that is the father of the current litter of kittens we have(over 8weeks old now). And the momma cat is in heat again and got out today -_- go figure. I don't like cats personally lol but yeah cats + leashes= total disaster lmao
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  • RoyalRaccoonRoyalRaccoon
    75.84.62.221
    AllInTheName wrote:
    PrinceSushi wrote:
    I can barely get my cats to keep their collars on...if I put a leash on them, they would either freak out, or I would be the one technically being walked, since there is no controlling them.<br><br> Also, except for my tiny female, my cats are scared of most things.<br><br> Cats attract cats, so I'm always having to deal with strays. When cats show up at my house I mostly shoo them away, or keep an eye on them for a few months to try to figure out if they are a stray or someone's outdoor cat. However, I take most tom cats to the pound if I can catch them.
    <br><br>we have a tom cat around here that is the father of the current litter of kittens we have(over 8weeks old now). And the momma cat is in heat again and got out today -_- go figure. I don't like cats personally lol but yeah cats + leashes= total disaster lmao
    <br><br> You might want to get momma cat spayed. Even if she goes out and gets pregnant again, they can generally terminate the pregnancy when she is spayed. It's not that expensive either(compared to dogs at least). I used to volunteer at the local shelter's cattery. Unaltered cats are a huge problem. I saw way to many kittens euthanized, because the shelters can't keep up.
    I'm done with VP. I'll just be around until I get all my dogs and lines placed in good hands. If you want to contact me, please do so through deviantART.
  • AllInTheNameAllInTheName
    98.20.5.75
    PrinceSushi wrote:
    AllInTheName wrote:
    PrinceSushi wrote:
    I can barely get my cats to keep their collars on...if I put a leash on them, they would either freak out, or I would be the one technically being walked, since there is no controlling them.<br><br> Also, except for my tiny female, my cats are scared of most things.<br><br> Cats attract cats, so I'm always having to deal with strays. When cats show up at my house I mostly shoo them away, or keep an eye on them for a few months to try to figure out if they are a stray or someone's outdoor cat. However, I take most tom cats to the pound if I can catch them.
    <br><br>we have a tom cat around here that is the father of the current litter of kittens we have(over 8weeks old now). And the momma cat is in heat again and got out today -_- go figure. I don't like cats personally lol but yeah cats + leashes= total disaster lmao
    <br><br> You might want to get momma cat spayed. Even if she goes out and gets pregnant again, they can generally terminate the pregnancy when she is spayed. It's not that expensive either(compared to dogs at least). I used to volunteer at the local shelter's cattery. Unaltered cats are a huge problem. I saw way to many kittens euthanized, because the shelters can't keep up.
    <br><br>Yeah I know, she's my mother in laws cat........-_- I can't stand them lmao they meow contantly and think that if you're eating they have to eat what you have. Ughh lmao anyways and the kittens just tore up a drawing I did
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