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Good idea Netty. How old is Oliver now? I know you said he's had all his jabs. I didn't let Pip out until he was 6 months old, after he'd been neutered. He was a bit of a nightmare with getting stuck up trees, but he soon got the hang of climbing and got strong enough very quickly. |
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He is only 3 months old, but he was tearing the catflap to shreds trying to get out, so I let him. Now I cant get him to come in!! He was walking along the big high fence and fell off, landed in the neighbours behind us. I had to go down the street, round the corner, into their garden and retrieve him! Luckily their 2 big white alsatians were not out! He does seem to be getting the hang of climbing, cos when I go out looking for him, hes always in the hollybush. He likes his wee tree!! |
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That s a bit young to be running outside by himself, but as he's gotten a taste of outdoors it will be difficult to keep him inside, I think. Fingers rossed he'll stay safe till the colder weather makes him more inclined to be a house cat. I shudder to think what would have happened had those two dogs been out!!! |
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