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  1. I mean, a human does something dumb and the cat is punished? Train the human, save the cat! heh
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  2. The most important rule in a gun fight is to actually bring a gun.
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  3. He does, he did the same thing I did. Found a girlfriend half our age. It's quite occupying
    1 point
  4. Have you tried the litter that has am attracting agent? My cat did this and I got litter with an attraction agent. Problem solved
    1 point
  5. I think @bowdog needs to post a picture of this cute little feller. Pics sell.
    1 point
  6. Funny, I had no problem getting my 2 year old to respect the cats.
    1 point
  7. It's not putting an animal above a human, it's teaching a kid to not be an ass hole to animals.
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  8. That's reasonable, but there is a long way between a minor problem that might be resolved and a major threat to life and limb. heh I just hope that a permanent decision is made over a temporary problem. Growing up with a cat or other animal is really good for kids. I wonder how old the cat is. Younger cats may be more likely to scratch by accident or even on purpose. Like kittens don't know when to keep their claws retracted, and a one year-old is like a teenager with angst. heh Cats usually tolerate a LOT of annoyance.
    1 point
  9. As long as he is "fixed" outside is a pretty good option, as long as coyotes don't come around. We have always had indoor/outdoor cats, but we lost two in Dublin and don't know how. We suspect coyotes. We had a pee'ing issue in our old house. Not before and not after. It could be due to other cats roaming around outside. It could be some lingering scent from another animal. It could be the type or smell of the litter. (I found that my cats didn't like the litter I was giving them.) Could even be a urinary issue like crystals or infection. Maybe just stress from moving.
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  10. Sorry I will never put an animal above a human, especially my own child. Send that cat packing.
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  11. My cat started pissing in the new house. Clean litter boxes multiple places. Hes outside. Not a punishment at all for him, bummer for me cause I liked napping with him. I grew up with outside/inside cats. They can handle it. Dry and out of the wind is about all the shelter they need. That's Jack, or as he prefers to be called, Lord Handsome.
    1 point
  12. Keep it in the car. They can't prohibit that unless it is federal property. Senate Bill 199 in 131st assembly. It impacts a bunch of ORCs.
    1 point
  13. The SR series has an unusual (not in a good way) trigger pull. Reviews will mention it. I briefly owned a SR45 and could not adjust to it or shoot it nearly as accurately as other pistols.
    1 point
  14. I think it’s just important to have something (anything) to occupy yourself. Humans are not designed for mass leisure. We’re hunter/gatherers whose biology doesn’t account for grocery stores and gas ovens. We’re supposed to be occupied with survival. I sit at a desk 8 hours a day. You bet your ass i’m Going home and trying to get some kind of physical activity in that mimics stalking a deer or gathering fire wood. Riding a motorcycle is still good mental exercise at street speeds.
    1 point
  15. Check out this website for rehoming. https://rehome.adoptapet.com/ I gave up one of my cats to a shelter and she found a home within 2 weeks. I consider that really lucky. The shelter also works with the cat cafe, so that could have become an option. The kid is only 2 and this just became a problem? I would think that he would grow out of annoying the cat soon enough. A swat without claws is a warning. I doubt that the cat would go full claws to the face unless it was being hurt bad. A scratch to the hand might teach the son quick enough and not kill him. Separating the cat from the kid also sounds like a good option. Maybe take time with the kid and a stuffed animal to try to teach him how to play nice with the cat. Then supervise him with the cat to see how it goes. The idea of capping the claws sounds good. Trimming can help. (De-clawing is barbaric--like cutting off fingers at the 1st joints. Messes a cat up and makes them more likely to resort to biting.) Whatever you do, please don't kill the cat. Respectfully, let's call it what it is. Just think of how people at the movies or at a supermarket might feel when a 2-year-old is annoying them! haha You can work through it.
    1 point
  16. Dedicate a room for her to keep them separated until you find her a home.
    1 point
  17. If you are not locked into a Ruger, take a look at the new Smith & Wesson 380 EZ Shield for your wife. Easy to rack, shoots great, frame is large enough for a good grip, but small enough to conceal. My wife loves hers.
    1 point
  18. Every time I think I'm over riding I sell my bike and about a week later I go FUUUUUUUUUUUCKKKK. I'm keeping everything, even if it means it rots in the garage haha. Come January, I might have a LOT more free time.
    1 point
  19. You could try putting claw caps on her. That is, if you really don't want to give her away.
    1 point
  20. This is the first animal that I have ever given up in my life but it has to happen...Long story short my 2 year old son has found a liking to our cat and she is not amused by him in the least. I didn't think it would be a big deal and that it would pass but it has not and unfortunately she did swat at him the other day. She is a great cat but has all of her claws so if she gets him (especially in the face) it could be bad. So unfortunately i need to re home her. Ideally I would like to see he go to someone single with no other pets. I will buy all new litter box and anything else that she/you will need to give her a loving home. She has always been an indoor cat with full roam of the house and I know I am going to get flamed for this but If i cannot find her a good home soon I will have to euthanize her. I cannot bare to take her to a shelter to live out her remaining life in a 4'x4' cage! If you are interested or know someone that would be please get a hold of me for more details. Thanks
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  21. That cat would be outdoors with a quickness in my world. Probably in a trash bag.
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