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Post by phil on Feb 26, 2010 18:57:17 GMT
what i night mare moved house about 6 months ago and never had any problem with our dogs barking . unfortunately are street has a huge cat population they just sit on the fence looking at my dogs in the kennels and wide them up a treat !!!! what can i do  ? |
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Post by christian on Feb 26, 2010 19:35:51 GMT
There's a few ways but would't be alowed 2 say on puplic forum. Some cats know that the dogs can't get them when locked up in a kennel, so wind them up. My patterdales where kenneled & let round the garden they where always on the look out for pussys they new if they got hold of them it would be the end so didn't seem to take the chance & stayed away. We did have a few stupid & not very fast 1s though.
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Post by sabre on Feb 26, 2010 20:17:14 GMT
You can get that keep off spray that you get from Pets at Home that you could spray onto the top of the fences which should keep them at bay, or try getting some citronella essence mix with water and spray on the fences aswell as the cats hate the smell. Alternatively get a ferret to guard the garden!!!
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Post by phil on Feb 26, 2010 20:29:00 GMT
There's a few ways but would't be alowed 2 say on puplic forum. Some cats know that the dogs can't get them when locked up in a kennel, so wind them up. My patterdales where kenneled & let round the garden they where always on the look out for pussys they new if they got hold of them it would be the end so didn't seem to take the chance & stayed away. We did have a few stupid & not very fast 1s though. gutted i just got the bright ones sit there all day then as soon as i let the dogs out its like there was nothing there !!!! |
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Post by phil on Feb 26, 2010 20:33:19 GMT
You can get that keep off spray that you get from Pets at Home that you could spray onto the top of the fences which should keep them at bay, or try getting some citronella essence mix with water and spray on the fences aswell as the cats hate the smell. Alternatively get a ferret to guard the garden!!! it really hard as both of my naighbours have 3 cats between them .. i quite like the idea of having a ferret , but how would that stop the cats ? is it just the smell of them ?? |
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Post by ...Paul... on Feb 27, 2010 0:33:43 GMT
put anti climbing paint in the fence that will soon piss the naybours off then theyll get rid off them job done.........  !! JOKES... we had same problem phil. go pets an home and get Spray away. its used for plants an dirt so it should work on a fence. |
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Post by martinl on Feb 27, 2010 8:21:43 GMT
have same prob with next door..
cats learnt here lesson wen my jackstaff scaled the fence and almost jumped into the house window they wen in lol
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Post by andyh on Feb 27, 2010 10:31:51 GMT
Put a small wire just above the top of the fence this will stop them sitting on it.And if that dont connect it to a stinger that will lol.
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Post by Griffa on Feb 27, 2010 13:06:35 GMT
i have the same prob my dogs just brark and chase them off i aint got kennels and my dogs have to go out so if the cat wonts to sit in my garden then its up to the cat but the seem to say away now. they lern were on the street they can take the piss and stay away if they nearly get eaten in used to try and keep them away nicely but it dont work they just take the piss out off u and the dogs so leave a dog in the garden or leave the kennel door open they soon get the jist its sounds harsh but if our dogs were lose shitin in peoples gardens and winding fokes up they would soon be kicked ans shoed off
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Post by christian on Feb 27, 2010 14:00:12 GMT
Sent u a pm phil
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