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Probably a tomcat

Julian Mayo wrote:

cmlean wrote:...one to use and abuse?

1 to put the cat out at night

Our cats don't go out unless supervised. They are never out at night.

cmlean wrote:Probably a tomcat

Tomcat's already out n about

Tomcats are the one's you don't want to listen to ... or smell when they mark their territory.

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

cmlean wrote:...one to use and abuse?

1 to put the cat out at night

Our cats don't go out unless supervised. They are never out at night.

With big bells around their necks.

At least you are a responsible cat owner.

jacfan wrote:Tomcats are the one's you don't want to listen to ... or smell when they mark their territory.

Nuthin a .222 caint fix

Julian Mayo wrote:

jacfan wrote:Tomcats are the one's you don't want to listen to ... or smell when they mark their territory.

Nuthin a .222 caint fix

Now Julian you know I don't like cruelty.

cmlean wrote:

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:
1 to put the cat out at night

Our cats don't go out unless supervised. They are never out at night.

With big bells around their necks.

At least you are a responsible cat owner.

My mum had a cat with a bell, she (the cat) used to stalk so well, by the time the prey heard the bell, it was tolling for it.

My wife and I share one thing in common.
Our dislike of cats.

cmlean wrote:

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:
1 to put the cat out at night

Our cats don't go out unless supervised. They are never out at night.

With big bells around their necks.

At least you are a responsible cat owner.

Actually all my cats are Burmese. I bred most of them and I do not encourage people to have cats running free. When I was breeding cats I always encouraged people to make their pets "house" cats and be responsible. No one was allowed to breed from the cats I sold and they had to produce proof of desexing before they would get their pedigree.

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

jacfan wrote:Tomcats are the one's you don't want to listen to ... or smell when they mark their territory.

Nuthin a .222 caint fix

Now Julian you know I don't like cruelty.

Absolutely nothing cruel about it Instant sleep for poor Feral Moggy...of which we have way too many destroying the native fauna here....the buggas kill for sport.....leave uneaten birds n lizards all over the place

cmlean wrote:My wife and I share one thing in common.
Our dislike of cats.

Why do you dislike cats?

Julian Mayo wrote:

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:
Nuthin a .222 caint fix

Now Julian you know I don't like cruelty.

Absolutely nothing cruel about it Instant sleep for poor Feral Moggy...of which we have way too many destroying the native fauna here....the buggas kill for sport.....leave uneaten birds n lizards all over the place

Feral cats are one thing but pets are a totally different topic.

jacfan wrote:

cmlean wrote:

jacfan wrote:Our cats don't go out unless supervised. They are never out at night.

With big bells around their necks.

At least you are a responsible cat owner.

Actually all my cats are Burmese. I bred most of them and I do not encourage people to have cats running free. When I was breeding cats I always encouraged people to make their pets "house" cats and be responsible. No one was allowed to breed from the cats I sold and they had to produce proof of desexing before they would get their pedigree.

If one must have a cat, have a burmese

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

jacfan wrote:Now Julian you know I don't like cruelty.

Absolutely nothing cruel about it Instant sleep for poor Feral Moggy...of which we have way too many destroying the native fauna here....the buggas kill for sport.....leave uneaten birds n lizards all over the place

Feral cats are one thing but pets are a totally different topic.

Yup, I am not into lead euthanasia for pet cats