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ElleSkywalker said:
Or all three cats paws in together for comparison 🤣
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That’s not asking too much 🤣
jhoward said:
We need a paw on hand comparison...
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I could probably handle that!

He’s out at the moment, goodness knows where, probably asleep on the yard somewhere! 🤣
He’s also taken to bringing mice and little rabbits home but completely unhurt and he’s reasonably happy to have them prised out of his mouth and released!
Just has a little shrug and saunters back to bed!
 
poiuytrewq said:
That’s not asking too much 🤣
I could probably handle that!

He’s out at the moment, goodness knows where, probably asleep on the yard somewhere! 🤣
He’s also taken to bringing mice and little rabbits home but completely unhurt and he’s reasonably happy to have them prised out of his mouth and released!
Just has a little shrug and saunters back to bed!
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Offer a bit of cheese, fair exchange and all that, he’ll probably just drop them for you. But do it outside unless want terrified wildlife doing a wall of death round the house!
 
What of him rolling over, yawning, switching position and silently yelling? His fun is in the fluff and fat rather than anything exciting, although the way he comes down stairs in the morning is amusing!

Princess P had a bit of drama this week. We had gone dog walking, just round the fields and she was shasing butterflies along side us. I answered my phone and took my eyes off her then realised almost home she was no longer with us :oops:
Old dog couldnt have coped with going back to look for her and then back home so I had to carry on, take them home and go back. Luckily she is SO LOUD that I found her in thick brambles in what used to be an old release pen- is now just a patch of forestry and old fencing really.
I shouted, she shouted then she appeared like a little bullet and ran to me 💞 Such a relief!
 
Exasperated said:
Offer a bit of cheese, fair exchange and all that, he’ll probably just drop them for you. But do it outside unless want terrified wildlife doing a wall of death round the house!
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Yes I did think I should take treats rather than just remove them from him really. I rather him not just drop them in the garden though as one of the dogs or other cats would probably kill it, If i can physically take it then i release them in the field outside the gate which gives them a far higher chance.
 
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