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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't, I hate them!

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By *iamondjoeMan  over a year ago

Glastonbury

Some men love cats too

Max Romeo - Play With Your Pussy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_BJayDsz-s

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

l love too. Don't think it's a female thing. l have a chubby ragdoll cat.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I like cats but I luvre poochies more.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving

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By *iamondjoeMan  over a year ago

Glastonbury


"l love too. Don't think it's a female thing. l have a chubby ragdoll cat."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaWwXow6ky4

?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I never did tbh i was always a dog lover

but fell in love with a little ginger tom (whos now a big boy)

and realised that cats are pretty awesome

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There's only one pussy in my life...and it's not the four legged kind....although mine does purr when stroked

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There's only one pussy in my life...and it's not the four legged kind....although mine does purr when stroked "

I'd get that checked out! Lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There's only one pussy in my life...and it's not the four legged kind....although mine does purr when stroked

I'd get that checked out! Lol"

Pmsl....very friendly tho

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman."

But i want more

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By *opping_candyWoman  over a year ago

West Yorkshire


"One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman."

That's me fucked

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By *irtyGirlWoman  over a year ago

Edinburgh

My cat thinks she's a dog so I have the best of both worlds.

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By *opsy RogersWoman  over a year ago

London


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?"

Yep, every single woman in the world loves cats...

...apart from those who don't.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman."

my daughter has 3cats and 7kitten

and yes we call her the crazy cat woman

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"There's only one pussy in my life...and it's not the four legged kind....although mine does purr when stroked

I'd get that checked out! Lol

Pmsl....very friendly tho "

Make sure you feed it treats

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

I know why i love them and i know why i obsess about wanting more. I dont know what id do without my cats

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman.

But i want more "

You mad cat person you

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By *opping_candyWoman  over a year ago

West Yorkshire

I adore cats but know many women who don't! I seem to have acquired 4... I find them to be great company but at the same time they are fairly low maintenance and self sufficient, as long as they are fed and watered etc.

I grew up always having cats, ranging from 1 to 5 at various times, so I guess I just can't imagine not having cats around the house.

My fella says that if I walked down the street and there was a cat on one side and a million quid on the other, I'd notice the cat first.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman.

But i want more "

What, look what happened to the last one!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have 2 cats and think they are very similar to some (not all) females personalities.....one minute purring next minute ripping your throat out hahaha.

I just love their instinctive nature

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?"

Men like them too.

I have two.....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Like many,I grew up with both cats and dogs as family pets.

I prefer cats.I still love dogs even though they're fascists......I've yet to see a police cat!

I'll get bored of telling that joke one day.....not today though.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The difference between a cat and dog?

Die falling down the stairs at home and a dog will lay loyally at your side until someone turns up.

A cat will lick its lips and eat you.

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By *risky_MareWoman  over a year ago

...Up on the Downs

Cats are gloriously sensuous to touch, and they can't be bought!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Mr has always been a cat lover, breeding Persians and also having about 14 in the house was a handful at times, but wouldn't be without them.

Got 2 now, and one of them thinks he's a dog

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Cats are gloriously sensuous to touch, and they can't be bought!! "

Ah, but that is the one thing you do have to do to keep your cat isn't it? Stop feeding them or they find a better food source they bugger off, neighbour's cat living with us to testament to that.

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.

Toxoplasma gondii...

It's a brain parasite that causes the cat's prey to become attracted to cats.

This allows the cat to catch and eat the prey, in turn this allows the parasite to develop, it is then expelled in the cat's faeces where it ingested by the prey species completing it's life cycle.

Research believe's that in humans it causes an exaggerated attraction to cats.

It is estimated that between 30 and 50% of people in the developed world is infected...

So basically if you love cats it's because you have licked your cat poo fingers...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Toxoplasma gondii...

It's a brain parasite that causes the cat's prey to become attracted to cats.

This allows the cat to catch and eat the prey, in turn this allows the parasite to develop, it is then expelled in the cat's faeces where it ingested by the prey species completing it's life cycle.

Research believe's that in humans it causes an exaggerated attraction to cats.

It is estimated that between 30 and 50% of people in the developed world is infected...

So basically if you love cats it's because you have licked your cat poo fingers..."

Hahaha!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I prefer cats to women

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing "

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden..."

That's very offensive, why should you be able to shoot cats??? You are a sick person wishing to cause the death or serious injury and pain to an animal. It is against the law for a reason, it is wrong. Maybe the RSPCA should pay you a visit to discuss your cat murdering views. Also maybe the police should call round to discuss your wanting to shoot innocent things and check you don't have a gun. Think before you post.....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

That's very offensive, why should you be able to shoot cats??? You are a sick person wishing to cause the death or serious injury and pain to an animal. It is against the law for a reason, it is wrong. Maybe the RSPCA should pay you a visit to discuss your cat murdering views. Also maybe the police should call round to discuss your wanting to shoot innocent things and check you don't have a gun. Think before you post....."

Really

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.

I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

That's very offensive, why should you be able to shoot cats??? You are a sick person wishing to cause the death or serious injury and pain to an animal. It is against the law for a reason, it is wrong. Maybe the RSPCA should pay you a visit to discuss your cat murdering views. Also maybe the police should call round to discuss your wanting to shoot innocent things and check you don't have a gun. Think before you post....."

Ps, I do have a gun and the police are welcome anytime to examine it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Some men love cats too. I have family members who are male -including my adult son-who bought cats.

I like a lot of animals;cats are,in general,relaxing and easy to look after(unless you get a psycho cat who wants to attack everyone in the house,for fun). They go off and leave you alone until they want feeding,or they sit with you,sleep and purr.

Dogs are lovely friends; I love my little puppy,but he's a dim-witted,destructive,needy beggar. Oh and the cats kill mice,he's scared of them.

I also like tropical fish,but I think I would kill them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

"

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't really like them, I'm more a dog lover.

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By *arehamMan  over a year ago

handforth

Because they like there pussy.

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts

Another 'mad cat lady' here. I have 3 currently and have had up to 5 at a time - am possibly thinking of 2 more when we get back from holiday - and always go to a cat shelter to get my pets.

I like them because they're independent, gorgeous to look at and stroke, have an air of mystery about them, are less responsibility than a dog (though I also like dogs) and great company. Sounds ridiculous, but having always had cats they've been a comfort at points in my life when I've been feeling down.

Oh - and I'm very aware that some people don't like them - as is their right - and am at great pains to speak to my neighbours, confirming I have no issue if they need to chase them (*humanely*!!) off their garden, e.g. squirting them with the hose and am also happy to clear up any mess they leave - I've also offered to buy deterrents. However, we're lucky to have understanding neighbours and our cats have never caused any problems.

Ms G

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden..."

Don't do that, its illegal. The trick is to run them over and make it look like an accident

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By *pal2Man  over a year ago

cumbria

met a girl recently who had the name of her 9 cats tattooed on her arm. Now thats what i call a mad cat lady!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

They are never owned really, they choose whether to live with you or not. I've known cats move to another house they preferred.

I do love dogs too.

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right. "

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cant STAND cats ! That said Id never advocate deliberately hurting one

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

"

It's natural to eat meat. I don't wear leather no,but I do give my dog rawhide treats. I understand that some animals are treated as vermin,because they get in the way of human life. I'm getting a cat to catch the mice that want to poop on my kitchen. Unfortunately you live in an area where nature wants to live too. You have the gun so you win. How many rats and rabbits do you kill per year? Is it enough to keep the population under control?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My cat thinks she's a dog so I have the best of both worlds. "

My cat behaves like a dog too! He's certainly an odd ball lol

Betty

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By *ilvercharmCouple  over a year ago

Our gate

I like cats there cute, but I have a house rabbit who I love to bits ( don't intend on eating or shooting him) just makes me laugh so playful

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

"

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolves and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I can't abide cats, especially when they choose to shit in my garden or leave dead mice on the doorstep, but I couldn't hurt one.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden..."

wow and just how disgusting are you. Most people would shoo them off or get some water but no, you want to murder them.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

If you don't love cats and most animals then something is up. Like people, they have their own personalities, so some are more lovable than others, depending upon you.

I think it's cat's intelligence and that balance of independence yet lovingness that fits us.

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By *irtyGirlWoman  over a year ago

Edinburgh

Keep it calm girls and boys!

My cat was a rescue and she stays indoors. If she catches anything in my flat then she eats it. My neighbours have mice. I do not. I've not seen a spider since she moved in. She's adorable and doesn't cause any grief to anyone else.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post..t.

"

how where your pets attacked?

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

I have 5 cats all rescue and all indoor cats

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I would say I am an animal person rather than a cat person.

I love cats- I have 3, all rescued.

I have a dog too- also rescued.

If I had the space I would have other animals too.

I have female friends who don't like cats, but generally the "feline" thing would be a feminine trait, in My opinion (other opinions are available) so I think maybe that is why more women have an affinity than men.

But as ever- not all cats are particularly feline and some men are more sensitive!

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By *umpkinMan  over a year ago

near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack!


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolves and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species??? "

100% right! Rabbits came from Australia, pheasants from India, Grey Squirrels from the US and all imported for "sorting reasons". Cats too orginated from Egypt. The Victorians shot all the Do-dos because they just stood there!

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By *dam_TinaCouple  over a year ago

Hampshire

Cats are simply effeminate dogs

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By *manda63Woman  over a year ago

Southampton

I love cats

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolves and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

100% right! Rabbits came from Australia, pheasants from India, Grey Squirrels from the US and all imported for "sorting reasons". Cats too orginated from Egypt. The Victorians shot all the Do-dos because they just stood there! "

There are still Scottish wildcats. Pretty sure rabbits have ways been. They have as much right to be here as horse. Horses are not wild animals now and we brought them here.

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species??? "

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolves and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

100% right! Rabbits came from Australia, pheasants from India, Grey Squirrels from the US and all imported for "sorting reasons". Cats too orginated from Egypt. The Victorians shot all the Do-dos because they just stood there!

There are still Scottish wildcats. Pretty sure rabbits have ways been. They have as much right to be here as horse. Horses are not wild animals now and we brought them here.

"

Actually horses are wild.

We have domesticated them.

There are managed populations of Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh Mountain and Scottish Highland ponies.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Cats are simply effeminate dogs"

You have obviously never owned a psycho cat.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Toxoplasma gondii...

It's a brain parasite that causes the cat's prey to become attracted to cats.

This allows the cat to catch and eat the prey, in turn this allows the parasite to develop, it is then expelled in the cat's faeces where it ingested by the prey species completing it's life cycle.

Research believe's that in humans it causes an exaggerated attraction to cats.

It is estimated that between 30 and 50% of people in the developed world is infected...

So basically if you love cats it's because you have licked your cat poo fingers..."

Erm, ever wishing to enlighten, I think latest estimates is that everybody harbours said parasite and experts believe it's linked to schizophrenia.

Further to your other posts, I don't think you should allowed to shoot cats, unless they're attacking livestock you're raising such as chicks etc, but I do think owners should be held accountable for them. Afterall if a pet dog wondered in and out of peoples gardens at will the owner could expect a visit from the gendarmes.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

We use horses to hunt foxes. Less foxes,more rabbit warrens for horses to fall down.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Toxoplasma gondii...

It's a brain parasite that causes the cat's prey to become attracted to cats.

This allows the cat to catch and eat the prey, in turn this allows the parasite to develop, it is then expelled in the cat's faeces where it ingested by the prey species completing it's life cycle.

Research believe's that in humans it causes an exaggerated attraction to cats.

It is estimated that between 30 and 50% of people in the developed world is infected...

So basically if you love cats it's because you have licked your cat poo fingers...

Erm, ever wishing to enlighten, I think latest estimates is that everybody harbours said parasite and experts believe it's linked to schizophrenia.

Further to your other posts, I don't think you should allowed to shoot cats, unless they're attacking livestock you're raising such as chicks etc, but I do think owners should be held accountable for them. Afterall if a pet dog wondered in and out of peoples gardens at will the owner could expect a visit from the gendarmes."

I know of a hamster who got into a neighbours house and chewed cables.

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolves and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

100% right! Rabbits came from Australia, pheasants from India, Grey Squirrels from the US and all imported for "sorting reasons". Cats too orginated from Egypt. The Victorians shot all the Do-dos because they just stood there!

There are still Scottish wildcats. Pretty sure rabbits have ways been. They have as much right to be here as horse. Horses are not wild animals now and we brought them here.

"

The modern European rabbits originated in Spain 4000 years ago. They were brought to the UK to be farmed for meat and fur, the current population is decend from the escapees.

Rabbits were introduced to Australia in the 1850s.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

What's not to love about a mini sociopath who treats humans with utter contempt yet still gets their every need pandered to?

You have to admire such chutzpah.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result..."

Cats don't attack chickens!! I have had both including a semi feral farm cat!! All are/were petrified of the chickens and gave them a wide birth. Foxes, dogs and badgers attack chickens!

All pet owners who don't neuter their pets should be shot! (Actually prosecuted)

Anyone who wishes to breed any animal should be licensed to do so. This would keep down the amount of unwanted pets including feral cats.

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By *ackDMissMorganCouple  over a year ago

Halifax

Whats not to love? Jack also loves the 2 i have and calls them the kids ,so not just women.

Miss

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result..."

so the cat that "damaged your property" was an animal in distress, right so its distressed cats you want to shoot, as for chickens roaming around any animal could attack them ive never heard of cats attacking chickens

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving "

My 2 were found in a bin bag how can people do that is beyond me

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result...so the cat that "damaged your property" was an animal in distress, right so its distressed cats you want to shoot, as for chickens roaming around any animal could attack them ive never heard of cats attacking chickens"

Chances are the cat was shut in the shed on purpose??

As for the chickens the neighbours probably hate the smell and the noise. Keeping chickens attracts rats also, not something neighbours tend to like. Rats will attack chickens while they are docile at night.

Cats will also kill the rats.

I'd be tempted to look at something other than cats for attacking chickens, they are too much hassle for a cat plus fully capable of protecting themselves against a cat.

I've seen my chickens attack a full grown male pheasant and win!!

I'd look a little closer to home with regards to what attacked your chickens!

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By *ackDMissMorganCouple  over a year ago

Halifax


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...wow and just how disgusting are you. Most people would shoo them off or get some water but no, you want to murder them. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result...so the cat that "damaged your property" was an animal in distress, right so its distressed cats you want to shoot, as for chickens roaming around any animal could attack them ive never heard of cats attacking chickens

Chances are the cat was shut in the shed on purpose??

As for the chickens the neighbours probably hate the smell and the noise. Keeping chickens attracts rats also, not something neighbours tend to like. Rats will attack chickens while they are docile at night.

Cats will also kill the rats.

I'd be tempted to look at something other than cats for attacking chickens, they are too much hassle for a cat plus fully capable of protecting themselves against a cat.

I've seen my chickens attack a full grown male pheasant and win!!

I'd look a little closer to home with regards to what attacked your chickens! "

Could be a fox

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result...so the cat that "damaged your property" was an animal in distress, right so its distressed cats you want to shoot, as for chickens roaming around any animal could attack them ive never heard of cats attacking chickens

Chances are the cat was shut in the shed on purpose??

As for the chickens the neighbours probably hate the smell and the noise. Keeping chickens attracts rats also, not something neighbours tend to like. Rats will attack chickens while they are docile at night.

Cats will also kill the rats.

I'd be tempted to look at something other than cats for attacking chickens, they are too much hassle for a cat plus fully capable of protecting themselves against a cat.

I've seen my chickens attack a full grown male pheasant and win!!

I'd look a little closer to home with regards to what attacked your chickens!

Could be a fox"

Or a weasel, or a stoat, or a pine marten, or a mink - all vicious predators.

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts

There's a farm shop, attached to a working farm, near us we call the 'cat farm' as it has 15 cats (I know, I've asked!). They also have lots of free range chickens which have never been attacked by the cats. It's foxes which kill their chickens and ducks. Also know two people who have both cats and chickens living together quite happily without any bloodshed.

Ms G

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By *uby0000Woman  over a year ago

hertfordshire

i am a pet free zone now

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm gonna sit in my garden later and shoot the birds that shit on my car! They're damaging my property. Bird shit is bad for your paint work

It all sounds like iffy excuses to hate cats to me?

I had a cat shut in my shed once. As soon as I opened the door it shot out. Never seen it before or again.

Also had an injured cat in my garden. Had a collar on with contact number. Called the owner who turned up with a carrier (no blanket required) and took it to the vet.

Cat was okay btw. Seems it was clipped by a car and was just bruised thank goodness.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

Someone on here ages ago called the police because they had some wild animals in the garden cant remember if it was foxes

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Someone on here ages ago called the police because they had some wild animals in the garden cant remember if it was foxes"

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts


"Someone on here ages ago called the police because they had some wild animals in the garden cant remember if it was foxes"

Great use of police time

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I hate cats.. Love dogs though

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Dont like cats .

Prefer dogs myself

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

And ive had hedgehogs in my house and shit on the kitchen floor try cleaning that up its like tar and a ferret was sitting in the kitchen that nearly caused an accident as my cleaning lady ead startled and i rushed in and fell over the top of her

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire


"Someone on here ages ago called the police because they had some wild animals in the garden cant remember if it was foxes

Great use of police time "

it was hilerious the whole thread was cause he couldnt see how daft it was

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

every life, should have nine cats

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Had a cat called it Doris,wasn't till i took it to the vets to be spade that they said it was a tom cat,so they cut his nuts instead

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By *BWcpl49Couple  over a year ago

Reading


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?"

Defo a dog lover over a cat lover cats are to independent and don't like cuddles like dogs do flipin hate it when cats use your front lawn as a kitty litter us dog owners have to pick up after our dogs but cats just shit wherever they want to lol grrrr rant over

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I would say that cats are more useful than dogs,as pets.

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By *ewels74Woman  over a year ago

Dundee/Angus/Blackpool

Love both cats and dogs

Had cats always 2 throughout the 1st 2 were my age ie going to baby stage to one passing at 13 through ill health, and the other boy at 16 3 yrs later, I think mainly pining for his companion also, which was sad, but did re home an adult cat he had a mind of his own woukd go out all the time and come back, till he was killed on the road.

Had a gorgeous girl cat she was half feral but after a few yrs fell ill with liver issues, last cat that was around the same time as her to keep her company he lived a good life till about 17 I think, but they all got hugs.

Not had a cat for a while now, but my dogs are my babies

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have three cats. They're great!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have a new kitten - it's just going through the biting/scratching everything the moves stage - very painful, but she is sooooo cute she's forgiven

Till the next time!

Even Will thinks she's cute!

S

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I would say that cats are more useful than dogs,as pets."

Why? Contrary to popular belief cats don't attack rats, they're too big for them (obviously ditto for chickens) and only attack them when they "badger" them due to having above parasite.

A dog will stay by you through thick and thin while a cat is only interested in you if you feed it. Don't claim they're affectionate either because they just brush by you to scent mark you has theirs and their pee stinks to high heaven, horrible creatures.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?"

Coz they are cute and amazing, fluffy and great company.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

"

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?

Coz they are cute and amazing, fluffy and great company. "

Rubbish!

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By *manda63Woman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Cats are simply effeminate dogs

You have obviously never owned a psycho cat. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving

My 2 were found in a bin bag how can people do that is beyond me"

I know. Unbelievable how people can waste bin bags

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't love cats, I loved A cat. She was a fluffy, white, deaf, immensely stupid rescue cat and I miss her dreadfully. I actually prefer dogs, but living alone and working full time is not conducive to dog ownership.

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts


" Why? Contrary to popular belief cats don't attack rats, they're too big for them (obviously ditto for chickens) and only attack them when they "badger" them due to having above parasite."

Rubbish - several of my cats have had rats.

It's also well documented that medieval plagues - which were spread by the fleas that lived on rats - caused more devastation after huge numbers of cats were killed in the mistaken belief of the time that they were Satan's instruments, harbingers of evil etc. Fewer cats = more rats = more opportunity for plague to spread.

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By *oddyWoman  over a year ago

between havant and chichester

Men are like kittens they like to be fussed and played with and give you thelittle boy lost look to get there way . My boy cat thinks hes human tries to answer the door and lays in wait for the dustman he dont like one of them

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Women wear perfume that whiffs of cat piss so can't tell when there house stinks of cats ass .. basically

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would say that cats are more useful than dogs,as pets.

Why? Contrary to popular belief cats don't attack rats, they're too big for them (obviously ditto for chickens) and only attack them when they "badger" them due to having above parasite.

A dog will stay by you through thick and thin while a cat is only interested in you if you feed it. Don't claim they're affectionate either because they just brush by you to scent mark you has theirs and their pee stinks to high heaven, horrible creatures. "

I have cats for mice,spiders and moths; I don't get rats. My dog pees everywhere. I had cats for years and my house didn't stink of pee. The dog is getting a stern warning to buck his ideas up and sort himself out,or he's living in the garden. He does bark though,whenever he hears any noise. Good for deterring burglars,not good for my nerves.

Women get cats because they are less hassle than a man.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"i am a pet free zone now "

I could be your first pet

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving

My 2 were found in a bin bag how can people do that is beyond me

I know. Unbelievable how people can waste bin bags "

Oooh thats low

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Men are like kittens they like to be fussed and played with and give you thelittle boy lost look to get there way . My boy cat thinks hes human tries to answer the door and lays in wait for the dustman he dont like one of them"

Lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Women wear perfume that whiffs of cat piss so can't tell when there house stinks of cats ass .. basically "

What lol

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts


"Women wear perfume that whiffs of cat piss so can't tell when there house stinks of cats ass .. basically "

I'm sure that Guerlain, Dior, Jo Malone, Lancome, Donna Karan and Calvin Klein would all be delighted to know the reason why I wear their perfumes is because they stink of cat pee! They're obviously missing out on a marketing trick there ....

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Erm, most expensive and sort after basic ingredient for perfume is....whale vomit.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving

My 2 were found in a bin bag how can people do that is beyond me

I know. Unbelievable how people can waste bin bags

Oooh thats low "

He needs a bollock volley for that remark

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By *lowercandyWoman  over a year ago

Lancashire


"My cat thinks she's a dog so I have the best of both worlds. "

Lol

I spent half an hour this morning playing "fetch" with my 15 week old kitten

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By *oddyWoman  over a year ago

between havant and chichester


"My cat thinks she's a dog so I have the best of both worlds.

Lol

I spent half an hour this morning playing "fetch" with my 15 week old kitten

Mine played fetch when they were little they love it

"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It seems we have a few 'parasites' for members on here!

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By *radleyandRavenCouple  over a year ago

Herts

I don't like cats, but that doesn't mean I want to hurt them.

And I absolutely DESPISE people who intentionally hurt animals for no good reason.

If Bradley went out of his way to run over a cat, he'd get a punch in the face and that would probably be the end of the relationship - as I would question his mentality, as I would anyone's.

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts


"Erm, most expensive and sort after basic ingredient for perfume is....whale vomit. "

You mean ambergris .... it's actually passed in whale poo I think.

Not *all* perfumes contain it of course ...

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts


"I don't like cats, but that doesn't mean I want to hurt them.

And I absolutely DESPISE people who intentionally hurt animals for no good reason.

If Bradley went out of his way to run over a cat, he'd get a punch in the face and that would probably be the end of the relationship - as I would question his mentality, as I would anyone's."

xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't like cats, but that doesn't mean I want to hurt them.

And I absolutely DESPISE people who intentionally hurt animals for no good reason.

If Bradley went out of his way to run over a cat, he'd get a punch in the face and that would probably be the end of the relationship - as I would question his mentality, as I would anyone's."

I can't even bring myself to step on an insect deliberately

I wouldn't want to be with anyone who could hurt an animal in any way. They don't have to like them, but hurting them is not on

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Men are like kittens they like to be fussed and played with and give you thelittle boy lost look to get there way . My boy cat thinks hes human tries to answer the door and lays in wait for the dustman he dont like one of them"

Ohhhh, sounds wonderful, I'd love to stroke your pussy, sorry, sorry pussies, I meant pussies

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving

My 2 were found in a bin bag how can people do that is beyond me

I know. Unbelievable how people can waste bin bags

Oooh thats low

He needs a bollock volley for that remark "

Thats far too low

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By *ucyfur77Woman  over a year ago

Pleasuretown


"It seems we have a few 'parasites' for members on here!

"

Indeed. Good filter to know who to avoid

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By *uby0000Woman  over a year ago

hertfordshire


"i am a pet free zone now

I could be your first pet "

roll over lol

got the offer of a kitten today not born yet but i dont think so

not yet

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

Don't do that, its illegal. The trick is to run them over and make it look like an accident "

what goes through someones mind when they type such a thing

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By *manda63Woman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Always had dofs until a year ago when I adopted a bonded pair of abandones kittens. I adore them. Indepent yes but very smart and loving

My 2 were found in a bin bag how can people do that is beyond me

I know. Unbelievable how people can waste bin bags "

Inhuman remark!

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By *manda63Woman  over a year ago

Southampton


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?

Defo a dog lover over a cat lover cats are to independent and don't like cuddles like dogs do flipin hate it when cats use your front lawn as a kitty litter us dog owners have to pick up after our dogs but cats just shit wherever they want to lol grrrr rant over "

I like all animals but am a cat lover. She is litter trained and poos where she is meant to

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

Don't do that, its illegal. The trick is to run them over and make it look like an accident what goes through someones mind when they type such a thing"

Best ask knitter!

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By *manda63Woman  over a year ago

Southampton


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden..."

My boss hates cats as much as you do

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden..."

Pmsl my dad sayes cats are only good for one thing....target practice! xxx

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"I don't wish to hurt them, like I don't wish to hurt the rats or rabbits I shoot. The aim is a quick painless death.

I would never shoot a cat as it is illegal as you said.

Cat's, like squirrels, parakeet's are an invasive species. They decimate native birds, small mammals and reptiles.

Unfortunately selfish people like yourself, inflict cats on the British wildlife and people with total disregard.

I have had pets attacked and property damaged by cats being on my property against my wished.

So I suggest that maybe you should get off your high horse and think before you post...

Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right.

So I take it you don't eat meat or wear leather shoes, belts etc...

There is a need for balance, no it's not perfect but at least I have the strength of character to be able to kill something and put it on the table, unlike people who pretend they are superior because their meat comes from a factory.

I take you would be happy to pay more for food to cover the cost of contaminated food due to rats.

Rabbits cost the UK economy an estimated £100 million a year in damaged crops, they also cause countless horses and other animals to be destroyed due to them breaking a leg after stepping into a warren.

How would you suggest we deal with these injured animals.

Rabbits are another invasive species.

It's funny how so called animal lovers only love the animals that fit in their neat little box.

Total disregard for nature...

Hunters and farmers are not perfect and don't pretend to be but in general they do far more for conservation of British wildlife than those high and mighty animal lovers in their armchairs...

Human beings are an invasive species!!!! We kill off natural habitat to make way for us to live, travel, work ect. We have killed off hundreds if not thousands of native wildlife. We introduced rabbits, grey squirals, parrots, deer and countless other species into our countryside. We killed off wild boar, wolvs and native wild cats. That's just this country, countless others throughout the world.

We have done this because we are a nasty, greedy, self obsessed species who believe that everything that is lower on the food chain has less of a right to live therefore we are free to kill it.

Maybe we should be free to kill other humans who get in our way or damage our property? Oh that's right, it's against the law as we have rights!!!

Most pet owners are responsible and do all they can to prevent their pets interfering with other people's way of life!!!

I'd also be interested to know what pets you've had killed and property damaged by a cat??? . Think maybe someone has upset thy neighbour, so your shooting the wrong species???

I never said pets killed, I said attacked. My chickens were attacked more than one occasion whilst out of their run roaming in my garden. The damage was caused when a cat got into my she'd and then couldn't get out out. It's stinking urine and excrement ruined property of mine, in my shed.

To top it off the owner asked to borrow a blanket to take the cat home and never returned it.

I don't have any problems with my neighbours as none of those a joining my property have cats...

Trust me if I could get close enough to throw water over a cat so it never came back, I would be totally happy with that result...so the cat that "damaged your property" was an animal in distress, right so its distressed cats you want to shoot, as for chickens roaming around any animal could attack them ive never heard of cats attacking chickens

Chances are the cat was shut in the shed on purpose??

As for the chickens the neighbours probably hate the smell and the noise. Keeping chickens attracts rats also, not something neighbours tend to like. Rats will attack chickens while they are docile at night.

Cats will also kill the rats.

I'd be tempted to look at something other than cats for attacking chickens, they are too much hassle for a cat plus fully capable of protecting themselves against a cat.

I've seen my chickens attack a full grown male pheasant and win!!

I'd look a little closer to home with regards to what attacked your chickens!

Could be a fox

Or a weasel, or a stoat, or a pine marten, or a mink - all vicious predators."

Quite clearly the cat I saw go for one of my chickens was a fox,badger,weasel etc in fancy dress...Yes the other two chickens saw it off, didn't stop it trying again though...

Deliberately locking a cat in my shed! What are you on???

It climbed through an open window and then couldn't get out again.

Like many people that shoot, I have no time for animal cruelty, unlike many cat owners that think it's OK to keep 20 cats locked in a flat or cages...

My neighbours all liked my chickens and enjoyed free eggs...

Funnily enough there are rats everywhere. If I see a rat in my garden I will do my best to shoot it. Which is a damn sight quicker than the poison many of you would resort to.

Please don't try to tell me what I know, I am no expert but clearly have more knowledge and understanding of nature than many of you, going by your posts...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've a little black kitten she's got a tiny white patch inbetween her back legs that only I can tickle anyone else goes near her tummy and she goes for the jugular. She's 1 soon and I've brought her a hammock for her birthday. I named her Luna because I got her on the day of last year's Luna eclipse. I my little black pussy. xxx

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By *asokittyWoman  over a year ago

Nr Worksop

Because on the whole they are a lot nicer than people.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I love them because physically they are perfection personified.

And I love their independent, don't give a shit personalities

Oh, and they are better company than most people

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I love them because physically they are perfection personified.

And I love their independent, don't give a shit personalities

Oh, and they are better company than most people "

Are you talking about cats or your tits?

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By *egasus NobMan  over a year ago

Wandsworth

Little lion I call them, cute but vicious carnivore.

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By *B9 QueenWoman  over a year ago

Over the rainbow, under the bridge


"One cat = normal. 2 cats = cat lover. More than 2 cats = mad cat woman."

I have one cat. But I'm about to adopt another. Tsk so this means I'll have to get a third to achieve one of my aspirations.

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By *eliciousladyWoman  over a year ago

Sometimes U.K

What's not to love about them..they have amazing personalities

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Funnily enough there are rats everywhere. If I see a rat in my garden I will do my best to shoot it. Which is a damn sight quicker than the poison many of you would resort to.

"

Says a lot about a person when their reaction is not whether they should kill a animal but how they would go about it. You could choose not to shoot anything, let's be honest, it's not an about whether it's humane or population control, it's because you enjoy it. IMO there is something phsycologically questionable about a person that finds their fun in harming small creatures.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have a maine coon called meowziebub and I KNOW I am mad.... but not a laaaaaady

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By *GHertsCouple  over a year ago

North Herts


"I have a maine coon called meowziebub and I KNOW I am mad.... but not a laaaaaady"

Very jealous .... I would love to have a Maine Coon. Used to have a very big and very long haired cat, with a definite 'mane' and tufty ears ... I was convinced he had at least *some* Maine Coon in him but as a rescue didn't know his background. Saw some astonishing pics of these huge cats the other day ... black and smoky grey, like black lions.

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By *hloe sussexTV/TS  over a year ago

Larne


"l love too. Don't think it's a female thing. l have a chubby ragdoll cat."

I love cats have a lil rescue moggy which is strange cos I don't pussy Lol

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"Cats do what is natural to them. Men with guns,shooting any living creature,and killing it aren't. You have a right to shoot animals just because you were given a license;it doesn't mean it's right. "

I came on this thread as I thought it would be fluffy. Didn't expect cat hatred to the extend of shooting them.

Agree with this poster though

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

So they can pet and play with 2 pussies

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I have a rescue kitten named James.

He's brought immense joy to my life.

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham

I adore cats and most other animals too.

I currently have 3, all rescues and all wonderful. Someone recently remarked that I brought them up like dogs as they come when called and beg for cuddles

I also know men who adore cats too.

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By *p4funCouple  over a year ago

Plymouth


"Ever since the thread that resulted from someone, with beastliness aforethought, maliciously running over a cat, I've been wondering why women love cats?"

I dont.. cant stand the things each to their own

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman  over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly

My little kitten is 12 weeks old today. She's fun gorgeous and great company, what's not to love about cats?!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I do like cats at all.

Mrs NbN

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"

Funnily enough there are rats everywhere. If I see a rat in my garden I will do my best to shoot it. Which is a damn sight quicker than the poison many of you would resort to.

Says a lot about a person when their reaction is not whether they should kill a animal but how they would go about it. You could choose not to shoot anything, let's be honest, it's not an about whether it's humane or population control, it's because you enjoy it. IMO there is something phsycologically questionable about a person that finds their fun in harming small creatures."

Feel free to have rats running around where you live but I value the health of my family and don't want a disease ridden animal inhabiting my garden.

There is no fun in killing animals. A sense of satisfaction from a clean kill and a job well done, yes.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don't!! I'm not a lover AT ALL!!

G xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cats. They spend every waking minute plotting to kill you.

Fact.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Funnily enough there are rats everywhere. If I see a rat in my garden I will do my best to shoot it. Which is a damn sight quicker than the poison many of you would resort to.

Says a lot about a person when their reaction is not whether they should kill a animal but how they would go about it. You could choose not to shoot anything, let's be honest, it's not an about whether it's humane or population control, it's because you enjoy it. IMO there is something phsycologically questionable about a person that finds their fun in harming small creatures.

Feel free to have rats running around where you live but I value the health of my family and don't want a disease ridden animal inhabiting my garden.

There is no fun in killing animals. A sense of satisfaction from a clean kill and a job well done, yes."

So do many animals. Your family could just as likely pick something up from a door handle or flu from another human. Its not your job or your right to kill them though. By your own admission you are a 'hunter', so I'm presuming its extends further than your back garden? What's your justification for actively going out seeking to kill animals that pose no threat to you and your family?

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By *aeganaWoman  over a year ago

birmingham

Got a part main coone boy thats huge chirps like a bird and thinks hes a dog. Also thinks hes a dustbin with what he eats but is 1 big baby hes my son lol hes picked up bad jabits from my kid that 1 haha

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

That's very offensive, why should you be able to shoot cats??? You are a sick person wishing to cause the death or serious injury and pain to an animal. It is against the law for a reason, it is wrong. Maybe the RSPCA should pay you a visit to discuss your cat murdering views. Also maybe the police should call round to discuss your wanting to shoot innocent things and check you don't have a gun. Think before you post....."

You are legally allowed to shoot feral cats , they are vermin .

I don't think cat lovers/owners often consider what's it's like to not particularly like cats and have them roam around your garden shitting whenever they want ... Think of people with small children going for a play in the garden coming back with a face full of cat shit .. and that's not to mention what they do to the wild bird population . If people want cats as pets then they should be house pets or controlled to be restricted to the confines of your garden, your pet your responsibility at all times. Personally cats get right on my tits I clean my car, get up the next morning to find paw prints all over the bloody thing .. I was going out the other day got in my car to find I had trodden in cat shit , why do I have to be ok with your pet cat shitting wherever it wants in my garden ?? You wouldn't let a dog do it would you , but then dogs have a lot more protection than cats also because they are deemed more of a domesticated pet .i.e if you run over a cat there is no need to report it unlike a dog . I guess I just don't get the whole cat thing to me they aren't loyal they are never really your pet they just follow the best source of food because deep down they are all feral and it will never be bread out of them .

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"

Funnily enough there are rats everywhere. If I see a rat in my garden I will do my best to shoot it. Which is a damn sight quicker than the poison many of you would resort to.

Says a lot about a person when their reaction is not whether they should kill a animal but how they would go about it. You could choose not to shoot anything, let's be honest, it's not an about whether it's humane or population control, it's because you enjoy it. IMO there is something phsycologically questionable about a person that finds their fun in harming small creatures.

Feel free to have rats running around where you live but I value the health of my family and don't want a disease ridden animal inhabiting my garden.

There is no fun in killing animals. A sense of satisfaction from a clean kill and a job well done, yes.

So do many animals. Your family could just as likely pick something up from a door handle or flu from another human. Its not your job or your right to kill them though. By your own admission you are a 'hunter', so I'm presuming its extends further than your back garden? What's your justification for actively going out seeking to kill animals that pose no threat to you and your family?"

Food, crop protection, protection of native species, disease control, livestock protection.

In all likelihood flu off a door handle is unlikely to kill a member of my family.

Leptospirosis or Weil's disease is more likely to cause serious illness and even death...

Have you ever seen a rabbit with myxomatosis? I suppose you would leave it to suffer...

When I walk to the station in the morning I often see cats roaming the streets. Ithe is quite clear that many cat owners chuck their cats out at night with total disregard to the outcome...

Animal lovers... When it suits...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Funnily enough there are rats everywhere. If I see a rat in my garden I will do my best to shoot it. Which is a damn sight quicker than the poison many of you would resort to.

Says a lot about a person when their reaction is not whether they should kill a animal but how they would go about it. You could choose not to shoot anything, let's be honest, it's not an about whether it's humane or population control, it's because you enjoy it. IMO there is something phsycologically questionable about a person that finds their fun in harming small creatures.

Feel free to have rats running around where you live but I value the health of my family and don't want a disease ridden animal inhabiting my garden.

There is no fun in killing animals. A sense of satisfaction from a clean kill and a job well done, yes.

So do many animals. Your family could just as likely pick something up from a door handle or flu from another human. Its not your job or your right to kill them though. By your own admission you are a 'hunter', so I'm presuming its extends further than your back garden? What's your justification for actively going out seeking to kill animals that pose no threat to you and your family?

Food, crop protection, protection of native species, disease control, livestock protection.

In all likelihood flu off a door handle is unlikely to kill a member of my family.

Leptospirosis or Weil's disease is more likely to cause serious illness and even death...

Have you ever seen a rabbit with myxomatosis? I suppose you would leave it to suffer...

When I walk to the station in the morning I often see cats roaming the streets. Ithe is quite clear that many cat owners chuck their cats out at night with total disregard to the outcome...

Animal lovers... When it suits..."

A couple once looked at me in horror when I stopped my car on an industrial estate to dispatch a rabbit with myx . The poor thing couldn't see a thing they looked at me as if I was evil I said to them would you rather die instantly from a neck pull or be eaten alive by something you couldn't see ...

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By *imiUKMan  over a year ago

Hereford

Not a fan of cats - they do a lot of harm to wild bird populations, and I'm not sure I can think of another animal that a person owns, and then turfs out to do as it pleases, wherever it pleases (which is mostly torture and killing).

When I have poultry, I regard them as a pest. I'm not totally heartless, I will catch them and try and find out who's they are and warn them that I won't tolerate cats on my ground.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Food, crop protection, protection of native species, disease control, livestock protection.

In all likelihood flu off a door handle is unlikely to kill a member of my family.

Leptospirosis or Weil's disease is more likely to cause serious illness and even death...

Have you ever seen a rabbit with myxomatosis? I suppose you would leave it to suffer...

When I walk to the station in the morning I often see cats roaming the streets. Ithe is quite clear that many cat owners chuck their cats out at night with total disregard to the outcome...

Animal lovers... When it suits..."

So now you're putting sick animals out of their misery?

Keep changing your argument and suggesting what I might do with a sick rabbit is a clear avoidance technique. Couple this with your argument based on your personal experience walking to work (!?) and this suggests to me that you don't have any real substance behind your ethical choice.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Food, crop protection, protection of native species, disease control, livestock protection.

In all likelihood flu off a door handle is unlikely to kill a member of my family.

Leptospirosis or Weil's disease is more likely to cause serious illness and even death...

Have you ever seen a rabbit with myxomatosis? I suppose you would leave it to suffer...

When I walk to the station in the morning I often see cats roaming the streets. Ithe is quite clear that many cat owners chuck their cats out at night with total disregard to the outcome...

Animal lovers... When it suits...

So now you're putting sick animals out of their misery?

Keep changing your argument and suggesting what I might do with a sick rabbit is a clear avoidance technique. Couple this with your argument based on your personal experience walking to work (!?) and this suggests to me that you don't have any real substance behind your ethical choice."

Are you saying you would leave it to suffer?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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Food /..... disease control"

You can see the irony here right?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Maybe you should explain ...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Food, crop protection, protection of native species, disease control, livestock protection.

In all likelihood flu off a door handle is unlikely to kill a member of my family.

Leptospirosis or Weil's disease is more likely to cause serious illness and even death...

Have you ever seen a rabbit with myxomatosis? I suppose you would leave it to suffer...

When I walk to the station in the morning I often see cats roaming the streets. Ithe is quite clear that many cat owners chuck their cats out at night with total disregard to the outcome...

Animal lovers... When it suits...

So now you're putting sick animals out of their misery?

Keep changing your argument and suggesting what I might do with a sick rabbit is a clear avoidance technique. Couple this with your argument based on your personal experience walking to work (!?) and this suggests to me that you don't have any real substance behind your ethical choice.

Are you saying you would leave it to suffer? "

Nope. I have put suffering animals out of their misery as it is the kindest and more humane thing to do. What I don't do is go off into the countryside and kill things for enjoyment. It is fundamentally wrong and has no impact on any problems people try to justify it by claiming.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place . "

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something.

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By *essiCouple  over a year ago

suffolk

I don't.....

Prefer dogs any day

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something. "

break it to me because you know absolutely everything about pest control ,vermin control and gamekeeping ... I'm not talking about going out and popping off ten rabbits with an Airgun . 200-300 rabbits a night possibly three or four nights a week . im not getting into an argument about it because we are obviously never going to read from the same page .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something.

break it to me because you know absolutely everything about pest control ,vermin control and gamekeeping ... I'm not talking about going out and popping off ten rabbits with an Airgun . 200-300 rabbits a night possibly three or four nights a week . im not getting into an argument about it because we are obviously never going to read from the same page . "

Dunno who I feel more sorry for; the rabbits or you spending your life doing that :/

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I have 5 and do charity work for cats and kittens and rehabilitate feral kittens. Hard work but rewarding. I don't get people who hate them? Hate is a very strong and those who use that saying i'd not want to get to know them. cats are amazing

I don't hate them but do think I should be able to shoot them if they are in my garden...

That's very offensive, why should you be able to shoot cats??? You are a sick person wishing to cause the death or serious injury and pain to an animal. It is against the law for a reason, it is wrong. Maybe the RSPCA should pay you a visit to discuss your cat murdering views. Also maybe the police should call round to discuss your wanting to shoot innocent things and check you don't have a gun. Think before you post.....

You are legally allowed to shoot feral cats , they are vermin .

I don't think cat lovers/owners often consider what's it's like to not particularly like cats and have them roam around your garden shitting whenever they want ... Think of people with small children going for a play in the garden coming back with a face full of cat shit .. and that's not to mention what they do to the wild bird population . If people want cats as pets then they should be house pets or controlled to be restricted to the confines of your garden, your pet your responsibility at all times. Personally cats get right on my tits I clean my car, get up the next morning to find paw prints all over the bloody thing .. I was going out the other day got in my car to find I had trodden in cat shit , why do I have to be ok with your pet cat shitting wherever it wants in my garden ?? You wouldn't let a dog do it would you , but then dogs have a lot more protection than cats also because they are deemed more of a domesticated pet .i.e if you run over a cat there is no need to report it unlike a dog . I guess I just don't get the whole cat thing to me they aren't loyal they are never really your pet they just follow the best source of food because deep down they are all feral and it will never be bread out of them ."

Well you're right about one thing. I don't consider what it's like for people who don't like cats. In fact I don't give two shits

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By *imiUKMan  over a year ago

Hereford


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something. "

Do you eat meat, just out of curiosity....?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something.

Do you eat meat, just out of curiosity....?"

Nope.

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By *imiUKMan  over a year ago

Hereford


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something.

Do you eat meat, just out of curiosity....?

Nope."

Vegan?

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By *imiUKMan  over a year ago

Hereford

Although.....175...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something.

Do you eat meat, just out of curiosity....?

Nope.

Vegan?"

Nope. But I see where you're going with it, but I'm not necessarily opposed to killing for food as that's part of our natural evolution.....we are the animal top of the food chain. BUT what I am opposed to is killing for 'sport' or other weak justifications.

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By *riskynriskyCouple  over a year ago

Essex.


"

Well you're right about one thing. I don't consider what it's like for people who don't like cats. In fact I don't give two shits "

I think we have got to the crux of the matter.

Cat owners "don't give two shits " about others. They have a cute fluffy pet when they want it, then chuck it out the door when it's in the way...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I shoot rabbits , lots of rabbits in fact at night lamping. And yeah I do it because i do enjoy it I guess it feeds a primal hunter gatherer urge and I can't say I can explain why.. Sometimes I have reflected on a nights shooting and thought negative of it . But we are professional at it using the correct tools to do the job . But it needs doing they are vermin they do destroy a lot of crop and yes it does contain the myx . What I find sad is the fact that we as humans developed a disease so vile in the first place .

Sorry to break it to you but you and your gun are having zero impact on population control. You are not providing a service. You are doing it purely for your enjoyment of killing something.

break it to me because you know absolutely everything about pest control ,vermin control and gamekeeping ... I'm not talking about going out and popping off ten rabbits with an Airgun . 200-300 rabbits a night possibly three or four nights a week . im not getting into an argument about it because we are obviously never going to read from the same page .

Dunno who I feel more sorry for; the rabbits or you spending your life doing that :/"

You see you sheltered types that don't live in the country , live the country wouldn't understand .. i was doing it a lot at the time because I was helping my friend out who is a gamekeeper and his underkeeper was ill at the time . From being out in the middle of nowhere at two three maybe 4 in the morning. I've seen more wildlife than you could imagine . I quite often go down to marshland and sit on my own and take in what's around me I look around and there is not a person for miles it's perfect ... Don't feel sorry for me old boy, feel sorry for people that have never seen the night sky without the light pollution from a million city lights

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