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• #11127
No they fucking don't.
It's ok though. Every single cat owner can tell you for certain that their cat doesn't shit in other people's gardens, so therefore it doesn't happen.
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• #11128
my cat's too shit scared to crap outdoors, but that's on account of chonky boi Kevin ruling the roost beyond the back door and he buries landmines all over the shop.
and dogs totally eat shit. tho cats have a thing for earwax, so swings and roundabouts
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• #11129
Our cat shits in our garden, much to the other half’s delight when she’s out there gardening.
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• #11130
I was refuting your statement that cats bury their shit. Cos they don't.
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• #11131
They really don’t. In typical cat half arsed style, they do a couple of scrapes with the front paws, then fuck off.
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• #11132
Next doors cat regularly digs a little hole in our flower bed then shits next to it. Or at least it did till i started sprinkling chilli powder there. Works a treat, that.
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• #11133
My daughters still talk about the time their friends’ dog ate the turd their cat had just laid in the litter tray. They are fascinated by it.
So @Fatberg get a Schnauzer, it’ll eat the cat shit for you.
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• #11134
you probably wouldn't if you were a lion, but that'd be on account of the fact that you're a fucking lion and not really playing the "i'm not trying to muscle in on your turf" game that lesser cats are wont to do.
it's science.
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• #11135
On this issue I agree with you 100%, source: have personally watched a Schnauzer eat cat, fox and several other varieties of shit.
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• #11136
Our cats shit in our garden. And other people's gardens. And in our hallway. And just inside the back door. And in the bath.
Bastards, both of them.
When we put chicken wire outside the back window to stop them shitting there, they put dead leaves on top then shat on that. -
• #11137
cats are awesome.
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• #11138
Which is the best?
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• #11139
The fact that the cat is the internet's favourite animal tells us a lot.
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• #11140
pretty sure that accolade belongs to the honey badger.
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• #11141
Fox always looks to go down a treat. I'm guessing a bit though, I'm not an expert.
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• #11142
It isn't and I have to put up with it too. Thing is, you can train a dog. You can't train a cat anywhere near as easily - some, not at all. And you can't train the squirrels, foxes, hedgehogs and birds that use your garden as a khasi either.
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• #11143
Its only a bit of shit, what's up with you fannies?
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• #11144
My mate has a house fox, I think she uses a litter tray...
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• #11145
They don’t. I don’t hate cats. Or dogs, but this cat shit garden thing is making me think that cat ownership and responsibility needs attention. I cannot think of a single other situation where this would be ok.
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• #11147
Ha! Just bought 3 cat scarers to replace the old solar ones which seem to have died.
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• #11148
A better solution would be to get a cat.
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• #11149
@catburg
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• #11150
We used to have cats shit in our garden. Until the other half took some holly cuttings laid them in the favoured spots. No more cat shit.
That and I chase any cats out of the garden, and my son does the same.
because cat's have the good grace to bury their bsns.
dogs will eat it given half the chance.
#teamkitty