Only because - as you said - they HATE it. So we can soon now add mental cruelty to vicious mindless thuggery on Easy's charge sheet...?
No read it properly, I'm suggesting spraying water at them as more effective than punching them in the stomach.
Now thats not a bad shout actually.
Thanks.
Pet 'ownership'. Sheesh, what a vulgar concept...
What do you think happens when cats fight each other and they get scratched/bitten etc. Lecture the other cat on cruelty too? It's part of nature.
It ain't like he stabbed the thing.
If you do put a grill up at the window, make sure you turn it down or preferably off when you go out. You don\'t want to come back and find you\'ve accidently burned the house down.
If you go for the net idea, make sure its dolphin friendly. A trapped dolphin will make a mess in your front room. However it will sing happy birthday to you so its swings and roundabouts.
Quite a few people on here saying punching a cat is fine - and then say I\'m a dog owner & I hate cats. It doesn\'t matter if you hate cats, punching an animal that doesn\'t even come up to your knee\'s is the actions of a coward.
I assume you\'ll be fine when someone boots your dog in the head when it does something that offends someone?
Hi, coward here.
What would YOU do to stop a dumb but determined animal from trying to get in your house all the time ?
A short sharp shock , cruel to be kind.
If you bring either of your four-legged shit-producing machines near to me, Garfield, I will spit-roast it and eat it.Freddie and Coco want to see their Uncle Al. Autumn is on it's way, and I've suggested to them that they can hibernate in your stomach rolls...?
As I explained earlier in the thread, throwing water at it was not an option, as it was busily clambering INTO the room at that very moment to get at the bird. I had to either act there and then, or leave it while I flapped around for a bucket of water.Not punch them for sure. Throw water them, maybe even resort to a small push. Punching an animal the size of a baby... clever stuff.
As I explained earlier in the thread, throwing water at it was not an option, as it was busily clambering INTO the room at that very moment to get at the bird. I had to either act there and then, or leave it while I flapped around for a bucket of water.
The point is Stumpy, I don;t want it coming back and trying again, so my actions were primarily to get it to go away, AND dissuade it from ever coming back. Gently pushing it back out of the window and sending it on its way with \"BAD puddytat\" might make it piss off for the rest of the night, but I DON\'T want the f***ing thing hanging around my house all the time trying to get in.