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The fence has been worked on. There is now only one foot gap missing which she has said will be filled in soon. I did say not to attach it to my house and they have ignored that request as it has been drilled and screwed to my house. It is a normal sort of fence panel overlap sort of thing. Will have to see how it goes regarding the strength of it. |
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Impossible here I am afraid - I have old Victorian terrace house and even if WHOLE garden was cat proofed there would still be the back addition of my house which both cats can jump onto and then over the roof onto the pikey neighbours back addition roof and jump into their garden. If you can follow me!! |
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Does anyone know how high a rotweiller can jump? Will the trellis be a deterrant as it would look like a much higher fence, even though the trellis is not strong? My cats walk along trellis so it wont stop them going there, but am sure they wont be going near that garden from now on!! |
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