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Old 29-12-2007, 10:43 PM
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

I have an advantage if I run something over, I can stabilise it afterwards.
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

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I have an advantage if I run something over, I can stabilise it afterwards.
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

she is a vet nurse
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

oh - I see....wouldnt be very helpful if spine broken or head smashed....Sorry.
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

My female never leaves the house although my oldest male does he was a stray and loves the outdoors he goes mad if he cant go out I'm just glad we live in the street we do as there is a dead end at the top with only a path up the mountain so its very quiet, however if I had a new cat it would be kep indoors with walkies on lead, to make sure it was safe
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Old 30-12-2007, 04:03 PM
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

My eldest cat has always been allowed outside and goes crazy if I try to keep her in.
My 2 male Siamese really want to go out, but there is no way I would let them. I live in a very quiet area with our garden backing onto fields and allotments (which are a real hazard) They are both SO nosy and non-streetwise that they wouldnt last the day. We build them a garden run instead.

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Old 30-12-2007, 04:35 PM
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

me too I wish it was safe to let them all out but these days with more and more trafic and people stealing animals to sell for profit its not so safe any more
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oh - I see....wouldnt be very helpful if spine broken or head smashed....Sorry.
lol I know that! It was said in jest...
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Old 31-12-2007, 12:02 AM
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

for people who did lost they're pets this way that smiley wont work.........
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Old 31-12-2007, 06:40 PM
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Re: Indoor or outdoor?

I was not referring to anyone who had lost their specific pets that way. When you see these things everyday you can't dwell on it. Sorry if it offended you... I had a dog that died of cancer but I don't cry everytime an animal dies of cancer...
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