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I've ordered the snakes Tammy ;) and going to try garden hose :)

 

aye and that will cure your problem

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In answer to both points to Master Cox do as my friend Dave Posey did with his 2 kittens take them into the loft with you every time you go in if they chase the bord a smack on the nose they soon learn.To the other chap an electric fence is the only real answer they do not sleep and cats soon learn

Guest TAMMY_1
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Ordered the lion poo as well, Silent roar from ebay

 

you are on the right tracks now

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i use the electronic cat repellent , certainly made a difference [but I'm not sure there's certain cats get kinda used to it [probably deaf ones ;D] but there is one cat that passes it without any bother,, the rest run,,,,,,

i was told to put pepper around the garden [seems they dont like this]   tried the Sunday peppers the daily peppers even the pigeon peppers  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D,,untill i realised  it was pepper ;D ;D ;D

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right ive got a problem!!!!!

 

got birds in backgarden, my younger sister has recently bought a cat home with her!!!!!

 

had words with parents ect ect and after an amount of discusions the cats got to stay!!!!(stupid decision)

 

how do i stop the bloody thing frm getting to the birds ect ect pm me any thoughts please

 

As said may be an advantage. My mate has three cats one follows him into loft! I have seen his cats lying in front of loft with pigeons pecking around them. All about patience and training. But you will get no other cats in garden once sorted.

 

 

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Your problem might not be as bad as you think. Cats are supposedly territorial, so your one should keep the others at bay. Need to train it that the birds are out of bounds. Perhaps someone can help there?

 

Knew of fanciers that had young spaded kittens that were allowed to roam with the birds , grew to protect them.

My father - we I supose lol - had cats and dogs, that tolerated each other. All knew their place like. But a cat will ignore a dog as soon as it knows the territory, and can get bove it in safety.

And is a cat atacks any dog, the dog is zitcho from then on.... For it will drop on it's back and claw at the dogs eyes.... Dogs scram from then on.

Electric fence ,,, garden centres now do them for £50 especialy for cts and allottments etc.

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i've got a good deterent he's called cheeko he's a staff cross english bull terrier and he don't like cat's and if they're brave/daft enough to stand their ground god help em, he's as dull as a brush he just piles straight in mouth open , but apart from cat's he's ok we also race a couple of greyhounds and he'll play with them all day

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i've got a good deterent he's called cheeko he's a staff cross english bull terrier and he don't like cat's and if they're brave/daft enough to stand their ground god help em, he's as dull as a brush he just piles straight in mouth open , but apart from cat's he's ok we also race a couple of greyhounds and he'll play with them all day
;D i havea similar pair of c.a.t detterents here to , seem 2b working OK so far  ;D                             andy

 

 

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;D nice pair of dugs  ;D                                                         andy

Guest TAMMY_1
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Ordered the lion poo as well, Silent roar from ebay

 

is this expensive  ?

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when my dad was racing years ago, he had 3 ferrets in seperate hutches and cats never came near....I'm guessing that cats don't like ferrrets.

 

jason

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is this expensive  ?

 

Silent Roar is £9 for 500g lasts for three months, will do short term as once the work is completed I am may get a ferret again

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Silent Roar is £9 for 500g lasts for three months, will do short term as once the work is completed I am may get a ferret again

 

what puzzles me here is if it is a Silent Roar, how will the cats hear it ?

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when my dad was racing years ago, he had 3 ferrets in seperate hutches and cats never came near....I'm guessing that cats don't like ferrrets.

 

jason

 

thts ok then becuase i breed ferrets so i will just have to locate hutches around the loft area and hopefully cat will stay away

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thts ok then becuase i breed ferrets so i will just have to locate hutches around the loft area and hopefully cat will stay away

 

I don't think you need to put ferrets around the loft, just their dropping, also discourages the vermine

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