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You will need to be calm when trying to put the harness on Cass........ if you are the slightest bit stressed I'm afraid she will pick it up and try to get away from you. Have you managed to get any of the straps on her at all? Is it a straight forward harness? |
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figure of 8,one bit goes over the head round the body,the other bit round the neck,and clips like a collar,i think i'll need someone elsev the help me,she runs as soons as she sees it |
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Does she ever come and sit quietly next to you? If so, maybe you could have the harness close by, make a fuss of her and maybe play with the harness with her instead of trying to put it straight onto her..... it will get her used to the smell etc... |
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ive tried all that,i leave it lying,i some times have it on the desk here so i can do it sneaky style.i even tried putting my hand through the loop then,giving her some food to distract herthen putting it over her head,then then nashes with it hanging from her body |
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Oh, I think she knew where home was; she's a smart girl, if stubborn about the harness! I think I'd give it a rest for a bit... it does sound almost as if it's become a test of wills about wearing it. |
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She just may be one of those cats who will NOT adapt to a harness; such a pity as it gives an indoor cat a chance to enjoy the outdoors safely. All of mine but Leia did with no problems so I really can't offer any helpful advice. |
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