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Didn't mean to offend you, sorry if that came across a bit harsh.
My point being: cats are hunters, it's normal that they go after birds.
If you get yourself a cat you might just deal with that instead of putting a bell on the cat. Right?
It's humiliating. Imagine all the birds, laughing at your cat.
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If you get yourself a cat you might just deal with that instead of putting a bell on the cat. Right?
Sure, you could just deal with it. The alternative is to prevent the cat from being able to catch things by putting a bell on it and keeping it indoors at certain times/all the time. I guess some people might think that's a different sort of cruelty... it's all a big compromise really
It's humiliating. Imagine all the birds, laughing at your cat.
frankenbike
No, I don't have a cat or anything, but that would be cruel. I was just trying to be helpful really, looks like it backfired