We used to have a problem with our neighbour's cats getting into our
yard etc. One thing that worked quite well for us in stopping the cats
was to put fly paper on top of our fence. The cats hated it and when
we noticed them on the fence trying to shake off the paper, it was
quite entertaining.
la
Landmines.
-Kevin
On 4/14/05, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One could also check the tags, or if the dog is really annoying, fierce,
> etc, there is always the animal control officer who's one phone call
> away.Ah, hell, just shoot 'em and then take the carcass
> door-to-door. S
No problem :)
I can think of dozens of reasons why domestic pets shouldn't be alloweds to
roam neighborhoods at will. A few:
- while some neighbors won't mind your pet constantly on their property,
others will. With that in mind, its just the "neighborly" thing to do to
make sure your pet is n
I meant to put in if it had no collar.
On 4/14/05, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> One could also check the tags, or if the dog is really annoying, fierce,
> etc, there is always the animal control officer who's one phone call
> away.Ah, hell, just shoot 'em and then take the ca
One could also check the tags, or if the dog is really annoying, fierce,
etc, there is always the animal control officer who's one phone call
away.Ah, hell, just shoot 'em and then take the carcass
door-to-door. Someone should claim it.
Ben Doom wrote:
> Generally, I know the owners of mos
Generally, I know the owners of most of the animals who wander into the
yard. That dog is two doors up the street, and that cat belongs to the
preacher in the next block, etc.
I guess it's just kinda one of those things you absorb without really
paying attention.
--Ben
Aaron Rouse wrote:
> How
How would you know who the owner is so you could inform them?
On 4/14/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Yeah, if the dog is digging up your roses, the owner should be informed
> and should take steps.
~|
Discover
G wrote:
> How's my reaction over the top? I simply said it annoys me when other
> people's pets are constantly on my property. Seems like a natural reaction
> to me.
>
> I dont want them shot, I don't want them hurt in any way. I simply want
> their owners to be a bit more..responsible, I
0_0
Yesumms...YES!
Yes I am New!
Muffins?
*glances rapidly left and right*
-Vivec
On 4/13/05, Kevin Graeme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vivec! You must be new! Stop by Erika's place for a muffin!
>
> :-D
>
> -Kevin
>
> On 4/13/05, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'd never intention
How's my reaction over the top? I simply said it annoys me when other
people's pets are constantly on my property. Seems like a natural reaction
to me.
I dont want them shot, I don't want them hurt in any way. I simply want
their owners to be a bit more..responsible, I guess would be the wo
A guy I used to work with would mix a spray water bottle with habanero
juice to teach his cats not to jump on his countertops.
-Kevin
On 4/13/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a tip: spraying Mr with a mild ammonia solution is even more
> effective than hosing.
~~~
Fookin' Ay! Shoot da owner!
-Kevin
On 4/13/05, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I love all these people that have to shoot everything that comes in
> their yard. Big man! Big man! Look at my big gun! I shoot anything
> that comes on my property!
Vivec! You must be new! Stop by Erika's place for a muffin!
:-D
-Kevin
On 4/13/05, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd never intentionally hurt an animal I know to be someone's pet, if
> it just wandered into my yard.The fault is not the animal's , it is
> the owner's.
~
> I think it may seem over the top until you deal with a bastard of an animal.
> I've generally never minded all of this until "Mr Kitty" moved in across the
> street.
You are assuming that I've never had to deal with a Mr Kitty myself.
Actually, we've had several. Generally, they've been un-neut
I'd never intentionally hurt an animal I know to be someone's pet, if
it just wandered into my yard.The fault is not the animal's , it is
the owner's.
If it is a cat, a blast of cold water a few times when it is caught
will usually do the trick.
The neighbour's cat, whom I don't appreciate, wand
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 2:51 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: [QUARRANTINE]Re: The first step to total world DOG domination
>
> Finally, when it comes to dead birds in your yard, you don&#x
Sure, the cats roam other peoples' yards. With two exceptions (both
owned by the same people) so do the neighborhood dogs, and cats owned by
other people. I've never had to stop in the street for animals, but
I've routinely had to for idiot kids in the neighborhood who slide out
of their driveway
raeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 1:26 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: [QUARRANTINE]Re: The first step to total world DOG
domination
It seems that the dog community lost this round despite majority howling.
http://www.channel3000.com/news/4370131/detail.html?treets=c3
I love all these people that have to shoot everything that comes in
their yard. Big man! Big man! Look at my big gun! I shoot anything
that comes on my property!
Seriously, dude, you need help if you have no problem shooting a
harmless dog. Figure out who's it is and talk to the owner, but
It seems that the dog community lost this round despite majority howling.
http://www.channel3000.com/news/4370131/detail.html?treets=c3k&tml=c3k_12pm&ts=T&tmi=c3k_12pm_1_12000204132005
-Kevin
On 4/13/05, John Stanley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's common knowledge in the dog community that fre
They said that they couldn't shoot them if they had a collar, I think.
Better get those cats a bright orange collar! Maybe a blinking beacon
to go with it.
Seriously, though, I really don't see this working long-term.
Ben Doom wrote:
> Wait a minute, now.
> My parents' cats like to roam around
When I was growing up my dog used to trick the cats into the pool in the
dead of the winter so they could freeze to death. He also would sometimes
just pick them up and toss them around by the neck until their necks broke.
I'd still rather just shoot the damn things when they get in my yard, I'd
When I was growing up, our cats used to chase and attack big
neighborhood dogs if they wandered into our yard.
-Kevin
On 4/13/05, Aaron Rouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Get yourself a protective dog, I can almost promise you if the dog catches
> that cat on your property then all you will be cl
Cats are about the best bird killers around. I remember seeing a
report that suggests the decline in song bird species in North America
is related to the increase in the cat population. When I get home
tonight I'll see about digging it up.
larry
On 4/13/05, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> W
> Brian wrote:
> I'll have cat prints on my car, dead birds in my front yard...i
> mean..this is NOT MY PET, why the hell is it on my property?
>
> Just bugs me!
>
Get your gear and load up boys - we gots cat huntin' ta do.
~~~
Get yourself a protective dog, I can almost promise you if the dog catches
that cat on your property then all you will be cleaning up is a dead cat
instead of those dead birds.
I have a ongoing problem with someones, wish I knew who, pet cat. It likes
to get into my back yard in the middle of t
Do the cats roam around in neighbors back yards, front yards? I'd be willing
to bet they probably do.
At least once a week i have to come to a complete stop heading up my street
to keep from hitting a cat. At least once a week when i pull into my
driveway, a cat comes shooting out from my bushe
April 13, 2005 10:52 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: [QUARRANTINE]Re: The first step to total world DOG
domination
Wait a minute, now.
My parents' cats like to roam around. They live in a neighborhood in a
small town, and the cats like to go off into surrounding pastures,
woods, etc. Al
Wait a minute, now.
My parents' cats like to roam around. They live in a neighborhood in a
small town, and the cats like to go off into surrounding pastures,
woods, etc. All the cats have been degenderized, so they're not making
more little cats. They have all their shots. They spend most night
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