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Post your best pussycat photos here! (FELINES ONLY!)

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Mine actually enjoyed her leash, meant she got to go outside and for a walk

Though she didn't enjoy the beach.... I think it was the wind :laughing
 
Found on Pinterest...

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:laughing My girl acts like the harness is a bear trap... she creeps along very slowly. I had to give it up an just let her be free...
 
Fluffy goodness.

Never lost a limb to it either!
 
For people who take their cats for a walk on a leash. How many weird looks do you get? I keep wanting to do it, but I don't want to be known as "that weird guy" by my neighbors. :laughing
 
we are attempting to train Archie to walk on a leash. not having much luck thus far :rofl

But, if he want's to go outside, and he is jonesing to do so, then he is gonna hafta get with the program

We adopted him about six months ago, he is nine years old, all white, blue eyed cross eyed and blind as a bat. So with all that he is NOT going outside without a leash. We can't afford for him to jump the fence what with his ailments, and, being white, very susceptible to cancer

no sirrreee bob, no outside until you deal with the leash :shame
 
For people who take their cats for a walk on a leash. How many weird looks do you get? I keep wanting to do it, but I don't want to be known as "that weird guy" by my neighbors. :laughing

Weird looks aren't that bad to deal with.

Lots of people walk up and ask questions, want to pet the kitty, which in my experience, the cat doesn't want interaction, it want's to explore.

You might be known as the guy who walks his cat, but nothing more
 
we are attempting to train Archie to walk on a leash. not having much luck thus far :rofl

But, if he want's to go outside, and he is jonesing to do so, then he is gonna hafta get with the program

We adopted him about six months ago, he is nine years old, all white, blue eyed cross eyed and blind as a bat. So with all that he is NOT going outside without a leash. We can't afford for him to jump the fence what with his ailments, and, being white, very susceptible to cancer

no sirrreee bob, no outside until you deal with the leash :shame

How about one of these rigs? :laughing

http://rawfed.com/myths/Kona.html
 

awesome :rofl

Archie is too old though, at nine it is gonna be hard to teach him new tricks

Last night he bolted for the door again when I let Honey Bee (Pretty Girl) outside. So I got his leash stuff and put it on him. He was quite well behaved with it. John gave him some treats to impress a positive experience, but he didn't want to go out. He did walk somewhat normally to the stairs thru the kitchen, and then I took off the garb and let him go

Baby steps, baby steps

He bolted for the door again this morning :rofl
 
thunderpaws has shagged yer mothers net curtains :rofl

Oh wait, this is Tux, it's *your* net curtains :rofl :later

awesome cat, how much does he weigh?
 
he's about 10.5 lbs, yeah he loves tearing them shears up, but they're cheaper then curtains.
 
Toots was being rather photogenic today....

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