Relocating with a cat
Oct 28th 2009 | 6:36 pm
#16
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: near Colmenar, Prov de Malaga
Re: Relocating with a cat
Ours were siamese-burmese cross,..great hunters,...used to bring rabbits home on a regular basis,.somehow carrying them over the top of a 3 mtr fence,...also very partial to a pigeon or two,...again not pleasing the locals who race their best ones and put the rest in the pot.
They had a few close shaves with the hunting dogs and no doubt the hunters would have been pleased to see them off, as they were putting them out of business.
They had a few close shaves with the hunting dogs and no doubt the hunters would have been pleased to see them off, as they were putting them out of business.
- probably didn't do the chase herself. That dog was very keen on chasing cats - I've seen her catch & dispatch one so it became a little worrying cos my 2 Siamese are happy campoers.... however now they've got cats themselves it's fingers crossed she won't be into the thrill of the chase any more
nb Portia's not caught anything, though she'll play with a mouse if one is put in front of her.... Lenny on the other hand is a good ratter & mouser. Bless
Oct 28th 2009 | 7:41 pm
#17
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Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 251
Re: Relocating with a cat
Ours' speciality is leaving, usually, tailess geckos on the door mat, but one morning I almost stepped barefoot onto a fully grown rat that one had left as a present
Oct 28th 2009 | 9:59 pm
#19
I believe.
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 387
From: Up the hill near Castalla. (Alicante)
Re: Relocating with a cat
You need to look in 'Free beer' under caterpillars & Look up heart worm.
We are in a hot spot in the Alicante area.
And don't find a house surrounded by small pine trees
We are in a hot spot in the Alicante area.
And don't find a house surrounded by small pine trees
