Wendy Lefebvre Webboard User Reg: 12-08-2005
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any way you could tether them in the proch?
put a harness on them and attach a line so that even if they do try to run for the door the line would prevent it.
of course, you would probably have to keep and eye on them while they were tied, to prevent any unfortunate accidents.
The porch has our outdoor table and chairs and a canopy and is open slats on the side with no real roof. Once they are outside they have the option of then being free, but never seem interested in much beyond the back yard.
There is no way Fluff would allow me to tether her or put a harness on her. It is bad enough trying to get her collar on her. For being 12 and all of 5.5 lbs she can put up a serious fight.
Some people down the streat have this mesh cat tunnel thing they put outside that has hammocks, I might look for something like that. Although I hate to drop a lot of money for something that it is likely they will hate.
This is what I am considering ordering, it can be backed up to a cat door so they could go in and out at they wanted. It can also be connected to other pieces to allow more movement.
My biggest concern is the narrowness of it though, I can see traffic jams and arguments breaking out.
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