Pet problems...need advice. - Page 4

Guido · 13-Dec-2004, 23:28

Lisa,

I have one of these in my garden cos I got p1ssed off with my neighbour's pets killing the birds and cr@pping in my verges.

Works a treat and saves me having to get a gun licence and a 30mm Browning off one of those there Boeing Superfortresses.

http://www.conceptresearch.co.uk/index.htm Go to the products page and see 'Ca****ch'.

Harmless and a great deterrent.

Redruth · 14-Dec-2004, 00:40

Lisa, I'll lend you me Dobie for a weekend. Your cat will either learn respect or leave home. Furthermore, what the bl00dy hell is your bike doing in the kitchen?

You can push it uphill - you can get it upstairs into the bedroom. Make an effort - you know it makes sense.

:P

kwikbitch · 14-Dec-2004, 01:26

Wow Mr Creosote!!!!!! Welcome and thanks!!!
I have tried stacks of those remedies...I think I am just gonna have to put up with him and get a waterproof cover!

TP · 14-Dec-2004, 01:27

Lisa - shoot it.

Get another one, dime a dozen etc etc

kwikbitch · 14-Dec-2004, 01:37

Quote:

Originally posted by tp-996
Lisa - shoot it.

Get another one, dime a dozen etc etc

But I lurrrrrrrve him

TP · 14-Dec-2004, 01:40

psst - Lisa, I've got two now and I even spend money taking them to the vet!

I'm a cat lover now clearly!

PHILLIP · 14-Dec-2004, 01:52

I think your cat is dirty, do you have a washing machine !!!!!!

Mad Dog Bianchi · 14-Dec-2004, 03:25

Lisa,
Some cats change and some don't as mentioined in that long post above. Someone mentioned I must have been crazy to newspaper everything (wasn'tme, was my girlfriend) but that was the only way to keep **** off everything. We tried all kinds of remedies, none of which worked. Cat couldn't be let outside because of all the strays in the area ready to do battle. Washing to get rid of the smell right after a shot was great work but didn't work. I saw in that post that cats like things such as electrical goods to aim at.....so true!
Anyway, with the emotional attachment involved it would have been very hard for me to bring my Mauser out and solve the problem. So, anything of value was covered with newspapers, usually up to knee level. I just waited for the good ole boy to pass away, but he lived for 15 years!

rockhopper · 14-Dec-2004, 04:56

Quote:

Originally posted by Guido

Works a treat and saves me having to get a gun licence and a 30mm Browning off one of those there Boeing Superfortresses.

Superfortresses had .50cal Brownings (half inch).

Sorry, I'll get my anorak......

Mad Dog Bianchi · 14-Dec-2004, 06:48

radar controlled

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode
Postbit Selector
		Use Vertical Postbit

14-Dec-2004, 01:26	#3
kwikbitch Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,911 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Nottingham Mood: Smiley and waiting for the sunshine Wow Mr Creosote!!!!!! Welcome and thanks!!! I have tried stacks of those remedies...I think I am just gonna have to put up with him and get a waterproof cover! Reply

14-Dec-2004, 01:27	#4
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP Lisa - shoot it. Get another one, dime a dozen etc etc Reply

14-Dec-2004, 01:40	#6
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP psst - Lisa, I've got two now and I even spend money taking them to the vet! I'm a cat lover now clearly! Reply

14-Dec-2004, 01:52	#7
PHILLIP Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 107 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Gloucestershire Mood: jolly chap I think your cat is dirty, do you have a washing machine !!!!!! Reply

14-Dec-2004, 06:48	#10
Mad Dog Bianchi Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: ST4S Posts: 649 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Noda, Japan radar controlled Reply