Problem with cats pooing in the house
16 March 2011, 07:02 PM
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Problem with cats pooing in the house
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teach them to use the loo!
teach them to use the loo!
17 March 2011, 08:46 PM
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Our cat goes outside, it did get caught short once without its litter tray and **** in the bath! (Serious)
The toilet lid was down to be fair to the ginger sod.
The toilet lid was down to be fair to the ginger sod.
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18 March 2011, 09:02 PM
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I like all animals, cats and dogs included. But for a pet, I prefer cats. Cats are much quieter, less demanding, very independent and chilled. Dogs are hyper-hoohaas. I like "walk" element with the dogs, because you can't really walk the cats. They will walk you instead.
But I get anxious with dog's constant need for attention. Does my head in. I wish they were as chilled as cats. Dogs can be frightening as well.
But I get anxious with dog's constant need for attention. Does my head in. I wish they were as chilled as cats. Dogs can be frightening as well.
19 March 2011, 12:14 PM
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I like all animals, cats and dogs included. But for a pet, I prefer cats. Cats are much quieter, less demanding, very independent and chilled. Dogs are hyper-hoohaas. I like "walk" element with the dogs, because you can't really walk the cats. They will walk you instead. But I get anxious with dog's constant need for attention. Does my head in. I wish they were as chilled as cats. Dogs can be frightening as well.
But I get anxious with dog's constant need for attention. Does my head in. I wish they were as chilled as cats. Dogs can be frightening as well.Les
19 March 2011, 12:28 PM
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19 March 2011, 07:56 PM
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They are, though. Aren't they?
You can't even read a book in total peace with a dog beside you. One minute they are pacing back and forth, next minute they sit on their bed looking submissive, next minute they hear something from God knows where, their ears stand up and then starts that migraine causing woof-woof! Once they are tired of that, you think " Thank heavens for that. Thank you for STFU, dog. I can focus again in my reading". But no. They start woof-woof at you with the demand of their toy to be thrown into the air for them to catch. You do that, but they bring it back to you to do it all over again 
until you literally command them to STOP, which feels bad. Then they stand in front of you with their tounge sticking out, and they wag their tail something chronic for God knows what. Their tummy is full, they have had enough play, They have already been for a walk and a poo. What the hell do they want now??? 
You feel so helpless that you feel like launching your book into the orbit, but no point. They will catch it and total it in no time, and they will expect you to launch another book in the air for them 
So, you give up reading, and take them out for a walk again with their poo-bags in your pocket. There ends your reading that never started due to all this attention needing pallaver. No matter how much I love dogs, I'd rather have a cat for a pet any day.
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