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Brilliant piccies Hreow!!! I have decided not to harness train my meezers and we are currently building an outdoor enclosed run for them. I really admire you for giving Rover so much freedom |
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I'd have a run too, if it was our garden, not a shared one. It's scary letting him have his freedom, but it has worked so far. As long as the recall works (if not immediately, he's still a cat) and he seems to feel safe with me around, it's a calculated risk I'm willing to take. |
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We're going camping next weekend and Better Half has said he refuses to share a tent with a mad cat (former is a very light sleeper and the latter a face-hugger - not ideal), so Rover's off to be spoiled by friends over the weekend. Next episode when next I remember to take the camera, I suppose. |
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He's such a gorgeous lad And hmmm, I always liked face-huggers... Bit hard to breathe, but at least your nose doesn't get cold |
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No, more likely blue from cyanosis, rather than cold. He gives lovely hugs every morning and most evenings and I can't say I mind a huggy cat in the least. Would just be useful if he slept next to our faces, rather than on. |
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