lux said:dans6490 said:Another favourite is wire the car up to the mains, thus ensuring nothing gets close to the roof. As soon as the bodywork is touched.....kaboom. Works every time
Surely having a cat on your roof would double the value of your old knacker!?![]()
skelters said:mad4slalom said:errrr can we not go there please folks ! seem to remember a similar post here that led to the biggest fall outs ever on this forum !cat lovers against non cat lovers , loads of threats of physical violence etc etc.....!!!! maybe a friendly chat about the election debates this evening would be less inflamatory
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The Minced Cat post was obviously joking.
As for the debate.....
Perhaps they should be minced!
Lets see how it goes sending this dog.RenoRaines said:Nictrix, I was thinking of keeping Fiona indoor but she enjoys being outside chasing cats and dogShe doesn't have a pedigree but is 100% copy of Birman cat.
I would think dog wouldn't solve the problem. My friend sent a dog over to the cat around the car. You know what happened? They BOTH end up on the car chasing all over the hood and roofCats over here are strange... Cat's love to ride
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RenoRaines said:Male cats tend to do that, yes. Marking their territory. No respect from cats these days. Wonder how would they react if I would take a dump in their convertible s**t-box.
MHZ4C said:I'd try anything that smells strong sprayed on the ground around the car. Lemon juice, ground pepper maybe. It probably won't take long to break the habit.
It may be where the car is parked more than the car. Do you always park the cars in the same parking spots? If so, try swapping them over. Maybe Tiddles loves the sun that the Zed gets in the morning, whereas the Jazz is in the shade with a cold metal roof?