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You'll have to talk him round Fran! I would think you could grow 'things' to hide the fence/mesh. Russian vine grows quickly in summer, or the Montana clematis. If it ever transpired that we had to live in a non-cat friendly road I would cat proof my garden. Is the 'folded inward' fence no good? At least you wouldn't have to have a top on that. I can imagine that being a pain for collecting leaves etc |
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He is usually so easy going but he is quite adamant about this. I suggested growing foliage to hide the fence. We have been in dispute re this for quite some time now. Hopefully come summer I may have been able to talk him round but I am not holding my breath |
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I understand totally how you feel Fran, having lost Darcy to an RTA I am paranoid about Wiggy getting out. I have just found this, what do you think? http://www.freedom-fence.co.uk/ |
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[quote=borderdawn]I understand totally how you feel Fran, having lost Darcy to an RTA I am paranoid about Wiggy getting out. I have just found this, what do you think? http://www.freedom-fence.co.uk/[/quote] I am very interested in this Dawn...and it is versatile too, so the two cats that I have that may not take to being restricted to just my garden would be allowed to wander out whilst keeping the others in the garden...just what I am looking for. Any idea of cost? |
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