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Sorry for the stinky dogs crack, but I have seen what they eat if left to their own devices on a farm (and what they re-eat when it comes back up 
). On the other hand, having stepped in unexpected kitty surprises, maybe dogs' re-eating is a courtesy. 
I've collared all of my cats ever since safety collars became readily available. First off, the jingling helps to give away what they're up to, and second, I want them easily identified as pets and not be mistaken for strays/ ferals. There are some sick, sick people in this world. http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/18/us/texas-veterinarian-facebook-cat-shot/
). On the other hand, having stepped in unexpected kitty surprises, maybe dogs' re-eating is a courtesy. I've collared all of my cats ever since safety collars became readily available. First off, the jingling helps to give away what they're up to, and second, I want them easily identified as pets and not be mistaken for strays/ ferals. There are some sick, sick people in this world. http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/18/us/texas-veterinarian-facebook-cat-shot/
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Yes, there was. I couldn't find it the other day. It was great.
Sorry for the stinky dogs crack, but I have seen what they eat if left to their own devices on a farm (and what they re-eat when it comes back up
I've collared all of my cats ever since safety collars became readily available. First off, the jingling helps to give away what they're up to, and second, I want them easily identified as pets and not be mistaken for strays/ ferals. There are some sick, sick people in this world. http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/18/us/texas-veterinarian-facebook-cat-shot/
Eeeewwww! I know some dogs do that although we've had cats throw up on our furniture or laps, so I'm not sure what's worse.
Yes, there are definitely sick, sick people in the world. Our cats don't go outside very often--bird feeders in back yard.
Sorry for the stinky dogs crack, but I have seen what they eat if left to their own devices on a farm (and what they re-eat when it comes back up
Well, dogs do want to please...
I think Dog Rule #1 is "If it's on the ground, it is food, and I must eat it" (followed by "if something is outside, I must bark at it")The reason I even got into Coach in the first place was that I was lured in by their Jack Russell ads back when. Those adorable pups and their bright red collars caught my eye. If they do another round of pet collars, I hope they pay more attention to detail. I have the collars for my dogs but had to return the "matching" leashes. Both were sold as Red/Silver, but the leashes were almost orange and clashed horribly with the collars.
Well, dogs do want to please...
The reason I even got into Coach in the first place was that I was lured in by their Jack Russell ads back when. Those adorable pups and their bright red collars caught my eye. If they do another round of pet collars, I hope they pay more attention to detail. I have the collars for my dogs but had to return the "matching" leashes. Both were sold as Red/Silver, but the leashes were almost orange and clashed horribly with the collars.
The old dogs have masters and cats have servants
Sorry for the stinky dogs crack, but I have seen what they eat if left to their own devices on a farm (and what they re-eat when it comes back up
I've collared all of my cats ever since safety collars became readily available. First off, the jingling helps to give away what they're up to, and second, I want them easily identified as pets and not be mistaken for strays/ ferals. There are some sick, sick people in this world. http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/18/us/texas-veterinarian-facebook-cat-shot/
dogs love searching for goodies... i won't gross everyone out with what dh's did... let's just say it involved a rabbit
The cats here mainly indoors, the rest are barn so a collar wouldn't remain on for long.
Well, dogs do want to please...
The reason I even got into Coach in the first place was that I was lured in by their Jack Russell ads back when. Those adorable pups and their bright red collars caught my eye. If they do another round of pet collars, I hope they pay more attention to detail. I have the collars for my dogs but had to return the "matching" leashes. Both were sold as Red/Silver, but the leashes were almost orange and clashed horribly with the collars.
Collars would be so much fun.
dogs love searching for goodies... i won't gross everyone out with what dh's did... let's just say it involved a rabbit
The cats here mainly indoors, the rest are barn so a collar wouldn't remain on for long.
Oh dogs. When our last dog was a puppy, well, cat litter, you know?
Oh dogs. When our last dog was a puppy, well, cat litter, you know?
oh yes, yes i do.
or we could just paint our Coach bags to show or "dog love"!...or not!
definitely not my auction
http://www.ebay.com/itm/COACH-YORKI...422?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25a887265e
edit - click on her other listings...if you dare!
definitely not my auction
http://www.ebay.com/itm/COACH-YORKI...422?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25a887265e
edit - click on her other listings...if you dare!
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Okay, first off, I'm a dog person through and through....well, Garfield is an exception.
Anyway, cats will wear collars and they can be walked just like a dog. Back in high school my daughters best friend's father was over in Kuwait...or maybe Saudi Arabia....and he adopted a stray cat for company. When he came home, the cat came home with him. I don't know what he did over there, but when he got home he went to taking the cat on daily walks on a leash just like a dog and still does to this day. I wish I had a photo, the guy is quite large and looks really funny walking a cat down the sidewalk on a leash.
Anyway, cats will wear collars and they can be walked just like a dog. Back in high school my daughters best friend's father was over in Kuwait...or maybe Saudi Arabia....and he adopted a stray cat for company. When he came home, the cat came home with him. I don't know what he did over there, but when he got home he went to taking the cat on daily walks on a leash just like a dog and still does to this day. I wish I had a photo, the guy is quite large and looks really funny walking a cat down the sidewalk on a leash.
Those are cute, I was actually looking at them the other day and wanted to post it in this thread. But I don't have many posts so thought it would look suspicious lol if I did.