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leveller2911

keystone wrote: »

You miss my point but never mind - its not worth arguing about.

Cheers.

I'm not looking for an arguement so feel free to clarify......:D

keystone

leveller2911 wrote: »

I'm not looking for an arguement so feel free to clarify......:D

Oh no sorry I wasn't implying that you were. Should have phrased my post better than. Last time I was a tad subtle on this thread I got flamed unmercifully. To difficult for tonight 'cos me bed is calling, I've an early start and it truly, really isn't worth it. Perhaps tomorrow.

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borkid

keystone wrote: »

Of course and its pretty obvious why. Let the dog out and then call it and it comes, let the cat out and call it it either hoists two fingers or ignores you. Cats can't be controlled in the same way as dogs.

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Depends on training. A previous neighbour had a dog that just wouldn't come when called, we lived in a very rural area with livestock nearby so this was not a good situation. If our cats are within sight of us and we call they come. If they are off over the fields and we call they come but it takes a little longer. When they even think about scratching the furniture a 'no' will stop it. The problems we have with them now is because for certain things OH spoilt them as kittens and I can't now break the bad habits.

welda

rideo wrote: »

perhaps time to stop moaning on message boards and drink more beer then?! :beer:

Your the one moaning, I'm adding my experiences (as others have too) to this debate.

I don't drink.

Cheers.........

keystone

borkid wrote: »

A previous neighbour had a dog that just wouldn't come when called.

No doubt it's name was "Fenton" then.

welda wrote: »

I don't drink.

Cheers.........

Hic...

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