If the cat hates wearing collars he should simply stop hunting rats and trying to bring them indoors.
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Interesting. The crow that hates Raymond hates the bell more than he loves attacking the cat, so we may all be happy.
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My cat used to bring me those giant car-washing sponges.
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That’s actually quite handy. He’s only started hunting ‘proper’ this summer. Before that he’d bring food he’d clearly stolen from people’s houses. He’s one of those cats who just saunters in through any open window.
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We used to have a cat who brought dead birds in. My mum is properly afraid of birds and would scream and shout at the cat. In an effort to make up for her shortcomings, the cat would bring a bigger bird. We ended up with a woodpigeon in the kitchen.
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You’re supposed to ignore them to stop them doing it, but I just scream the place down if I come across a dead rat and hyperventilate trying to get it off the balcony
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The utter vacuity of cat owners who imagine they can stop natural behaviour and don't understand why their cat brings them "presents". I trust the collars are snap-away ones?
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We have been hacking back our garden and we keep finding collars that the neighbours cat has slipped out of. But you won’t win Rolo! We are simply handing them back to be reused so you do not slaughter all the blackbirds.
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Nice one. I might get the bloke who reheels my shoes to engrave a load of medals in thw hope people shove them through our letterbox
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