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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
25 Mar 2014 08:47

It seems in a part  of Australia Councils have chosen to impose 

a 24hour curfew on cats.On the Mornington Peninsula(South of Melbourne)

they have had a curfew since 1997.It seems an online poll showed 60% of

the residents were in favour of a 24 hour ban and 39% supported a Night ban

As a resident put it there are bylaws that if you have a cow or a sheep it

must be kept on your property.

Well done the Aussies.Let's have a Vote 

Clive
Clive
25 Mar 2014 09:37

Interested to know the specific issue that was trying to be solved?

However, don't get me started on cats.  Yes they can be cute at times, but the reality is they are a complete ecological nightmare.  If makes me weep to think of the millions, yes millions of birds they kill every year.  Unlike other predator/prey situations they don't just take the sick, lame and lazy.  They are the 'Genghis Khan' of the animal world, ruthless highly efficient killing machines that take the jolly lot.broken heart

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
25 Mar 2014 18:07

Gone quiet

Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
25 Mar 2014 18:43

To be fair, the issue isn't an ecological one. It's a shitological one. They're far worse than dogs, because they do it in my garden and not the owners garden!

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elvis presley
elvis presley
25 Mar 2014 19:06

A teaspoon of anti-freeze will do the trick.

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Carer
Carer
25 Mar 2014 19:07

Oh dear. Mrs C is a NIMBY. Some people.

 

Also, I thought that you were in favour of animals doing there business anywhere, especially on the beach!!!

 

Shows exactly what a Hypocrite you are Mrs C.

As long as it's NOT in your back yard.

Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
25 Mar 2014 19:56

Back to form Carer. Shouty capitals expected from you, and as usual you don't fail to deliver. 

 

Is the beach your back yard?  Is it?  Do you own the beach? Do you?  

 

The beach is a public place, my garden isn't. Though I don't expect you to grasp the difference. 

 

The only other place that I don't like to see shit is on this forum. Which is whenever you post on here.  

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elvis presley
elvis presley
25 Mar 2014 20:04

Dear  oh dear, maybe a duel is in order.

 Easy to be  an anonymous  keyboard warrior  though. 

 

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
25 Mar 2014 22:03

Says Elvis Presley. 

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elvis presley
elvis presley
25 Mar 2014 22:37

I'm no warrior on here, unlike others and if anybody wants to message me, I'll tell you exactly who I am and were I live.

I bet you won't be so forthcoming Mrs. C.

I have my suspicions what the C stands for by the way.

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Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
26 Mar 2014 07:46

It doesn't stand for Cat, that's for sure!

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
26 Mar 2014 07:53

Now then let us get back to the serious idea of having a debate for a

cat curfew.

 

 

 

 

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Mcjrpc
Mcjrpc
26 Mar 2014 08:02

My cat's asked if he can have Elvis's address before the curfew starts.

elvis presley
elvis presley
26 Mar 2014 10:18

By all means,  plenty of anti-freeze here. 

Duckileaks
Duckileaks
26 Mar 2014 12:15

I don't want them shitting in my garden either, the garden in which children play.

 

cat curfew - good idea but it seems a bit unfair for it to be 24hrs, however once outside they become shifting and killing machines!

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
26 Mar 2014 13:08

It's not been tried so why not. It is obvious to me cat owners think they are animal

lovers. They have no respect for neighbours property the wild bird population

and in some cases I think they take on cats just to pi-- off other residents.

It's about time they should be held responsible.

Mr Clayson this problem has gone on long enough any ideas? 

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burneside
burneside
26 Mar 2014 14:10

Something I've read on another site:

 

What does the law say about cat fouling?

There are no laws regarding cats and fouling. A cat holds a unique position in law in that the owner of the cat is not held to be responsible for the consequences of any trespass by the cat.  It is an offence to put down poison or set snares for a cat.

 

So it would seem there is nothing anybody, including the Council, can do about our feline friends.

 

 

roberta
roberta
26 Mar 2014 15:39

some people have too much time on their hands wink

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Duckileaks
Duckileaks
26 Mar 2014 15:46

or too much cat crap on their lawn, their shoes, flying up when mowing the lawn, in the childrens' sand pit......etc! wink

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roberta
roberta
26 Mar 2014 16:33

Cats dig a hole and bury it!!! Ive got 2 and they have an area in my garden as their toilet, and they are kept in at night

leatash
leatash
26 Mar 2014 16:35

If you want to keep cats out of your garden these work realy well EBAY item no 171265362673 and are legal they also stop kids and anybody who wants to climb your fence.

b.o.liking
b.o.liking
26 Mar 2014 18:12

Well roberta my next door neighbour said the same thing it's not my cat as i watched it crap in my garden.And what's with people have too much time on their hands.

When my neighbours cats pay my mortgage they can crap on my land.

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roberta
roberta
26 Mar 2014 18:23

What about birds and nocturnal visitor?, Ive seen foxes about quite frequently lately, and there are some good repellants about nowadays, a childs water cannon is very good cats dont like being sprayed with water

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jon
jon
26 Mar 2014 19:26

.22 AIR GUN does the trick.

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
26 Mar 2014 20:08

With all due respect to you  roberta Why should i have to ride shotgun on my own land

to repel cats that are not mine.What right do you or anyone have to invade my privacy.

So if i came over to your garden and crapped all over your lawn bar a telling off it would be ok?

 

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jon
jon
26 Mar 2014 21:01

Cats have been shiting in other peoples gardens for ever you will not stop them what ever you do. thats life....

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Duckileaks
Duckileaks
26 Mar 2014 21:56

Not all cats bury their crap, the one I trod in on my grass certainly wasn't buried!!!

 

mind you hilarious how many comments and views a thread on crap gets....... (Feel free to create your own punch line)

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
27 Mar 2014 15:20

If dog owners can be fined for not clearing up their dogs mess whilst out why not cats?

Here's the rub which is worse dog crap or cat crap and further is cat crap less harmful

if eaten or getting into your eyes.I suspect both don't do you any good.

Is it a taken that cats can crap on your lawn cause thats how it is?

 

roberta
roberta
27 Mar 2014 16:40

just for you bollicking as it bothers you sooooooo much                                                                  https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090915092815AAvM0B5

Clive
Clive
27 Mar 2014 16:54

In the 'dog v cat rights', I believe a run over dog must be reported whereas a run over cat is not reportable.  Not mentioning this as hinting at a solution in anyway, but shows the dog at least wins out at the 'pearly gates' scenario.  With around 8million cats and 8million dogs as pets in the UK, the bottom line (no pun intended) is that they will impact in many different undesirable ways.

b.o.liking
b.o.liking
27 Mar 2014 18:05

Just for you roberta you miss the pointand its this.My garden is owned by me not you

nor is it owned by any cat owner in the area.You obviously have more respect for

your cats than your neighbours property and why do cat owners have more than one 

walking shit bucket.

 

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roberta
roberta
27 Mar 2014 18:22

my,my we are getting ourselves in a tiz, calm down dear. I have 2 to keep each other company , they stay in at night and actually most of the day. I work so it would not be fair to have a dog, and my cats are intelligent creatures who are very loving and give the whole family pleasure I have a 6ft high fence around my garden and when I say they use a cat toilet in my garden they do. There is more to life than making a big deal about shit, last comment from me on this subject

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jon
jon
27 Mar 2014 19:32

I love dogs but i could not eat a whole one . but i could manage a cat .

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
28 Mar 2014 14:50

Headlines in Daily Mail cats have become infected with T.B.and it seems

infected their owners.Oh yes there is more to life than shit.

 

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Mcjrpc
Mcjrpc
28 Mar 2014 19:35

I could use a Daily Mail to line the litter tray but the cat won't go near it, even when it's on fire. 

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leatash
leatash
28 Mar 2014 23:11

http://www.aol.co.uk/video/cat-cafe-opens-in-london/518175993/?icid=maing-grid7%7Cuk%7Cdl22%7Csec1_lnk1%26pLid%3D253234

FredBassett
FredBassett
28 Mar 2014 23:16

TB in cats - cool - Im signing up for the cull now. Dogs rule lol

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b.o.liking
b.o.liking
29 Mar 2014 08:49

Hey Fred we'll be spoilt for choice.Can I be your loader M'lud.

There you see got all the sayings

FredBassett
FredBassett
29 Mar 2014 09:08

Sure thing we could make it a tripple header Cats, Badgers, Pheasants. Need to get posh Mr Cameroons permission first though.

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