Cats crapping in my front garden

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rokerman said:
I tried everything from sprays, pellets, to lion poo.
Nothing off the shelf works.

So I got a dog. Problem solved.
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So now you're cleaning up dogshit instead of catshit.

How'd you manage to get your smelly paws on Lion poo by the way ?
 
I cut the grass yesterday and noticed a few new shoots of grass growing in the border under the hedge. Went to pull them out and got a shitty finger from the local cat.
 
steve30000 said:
By killing them? It's animal cruelty, simple as that.
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I'm not advocating killing anything.

I'm saying that people will resort to extreme methods to try to stop someone else's pet fouling on their property if the pet owner themself will not take responsibility.

Dog owners have to do it. Why should cat owners be allowed to get away with it?
 
Jap Stammer said:
I'm not advocating killing anything.

I'm saying that people will resort to extreme methods to try to stop someone else's pet fouling on their property if the pet owner themself will not take responsibility.

Dog owners have to do it. Why should cat owners be allowed to get away with it?
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And what EXTREME methods will these be?
I've never seen anyone take their cat for a walk, so how could they possibly even clean up their mess and take "responsibility"?
Should some people that own cats not let them out in case some dickhead takes it upon themselves to cruelly injure, or even kill them because it dared to poo in their garden?
Some people need to get a f***ing life
 
steve30000 said:
And what EXTREME methods will these be?
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Whatever they deem necessary to stop someone else's pet fouling their property, if the pet owner won't do anything about it. Why should they have to tolerate it? I wouldn't harm any animal but I can understand why some people would do whatever it takes to stop that kind of thing from happening, especially if, for example, they've got small kids who spend time in the garden playing and exploring.

It's not very pleasant trying to do your garden and putting your hand into a pile of cat shit, especially if you don't own a cat. Why should non-cat owners have to put up with that when it isn't tolerated or accepted for other domestic pets to be allowed that kind of freedom. If you own a cat, take responsibility for it. Train it to use cat litter or something. If you don't like the smell in your house, don't get a cat in the first place. Don't let it out to bestow the pleasures of it's bowels on your neighbours.

If you're going to impose penalties on dog owners for not taking responsibility for their pets mess, then it's only fair that something similar be put in place for cat owners who simply allow their pets to roam at will and make a mess wherever they want. If dog owners did that there'd be hell to pay.
 
Jap Stammer said:
Whatever they deem necessary to stop someone else's pet fouling their property, if the pet owner won't do anything about it. Why should they have to tolerate it? I wouldn't harm any animal but I can understand why some people would do whatever it takes to stop that kind of thing from happening, especially if, for example, they've got small kids who spend time in the garden playing and exploring.

It's not very pleasant trying to do your garden and putting your hand into a pile of cat shit, especially if you don't own a cat. Why should non-cat owners have to put up with that when it isn't tolerated or accepted for other domestic pets to be allowed that kind of freedom. If you own a cat, take responsibility for it. Train it to use cat litter or something. If you don't like the smell in your house, don't get a cat in the first place. Don't let it out to bestow the pleasures of it's bowels on your neighbours.

If you're going to impose penalties on dog owners for not taking responsibility for their pets mess, then it's only fair that something similar be put in place for cat owners who simply allow their pets to roam at will and make a mess wherever they want. If dog owners did that there'd be hell to pay.
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A lot of dog owners do it. It is like the 80's again with all the dog shite lieing about.
 
Wilkos sell a good repellent spray,it's only a couple of quid,squirt it every few days where they shite and piss did the trick in our garden,
 
Two cats round here have started shitting in mine again. Hate the little bastards me. Bought a motion-sensor water gun but that was way over the top for my garden. It was squirting the houses on the other side of the street! Bought a high frequency unit that you stick into the ground. Horrible little bastards.
 
Jap Stammer said:
Whatever they deem necessary to stop someone else's pet fouling their property, if the pet owner won't do anything about it. Why should they have to tolerate it? I wouldn't harm any animal but I can understand why some people would do whatever it takes to stop that kind of thing from happening, especially if, for example, they've got small kids who spend time in the garden playing and exploring.

It's not very pleasant trying to do your garden and putting your hand into a pile of cat shit, especially if you don't own a cat. Why should non-cat owners have to put up with that when it isn't tolerated or accepted for other domestic pets to be allowed that kind of freedom. If you own a cat, take responsibility for it. Train it to use cat litter or something. If you don't like the smell in your house, don't get a cat in the first place. Don't let it out to bestow the pleasures of it's bowels on your neighbours.

If you're going to impose penalties on dog owners for not taking responsibility for their pets mess, then it's only fair that something similar be put in place for cat owners who simply allow their pets to roam at will and make a mess wherever they want. If dog owners did that there'd be hell to pay.
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There's ways of doing it without people resorting to killing them.

Mr Whippy said:
Two cats round here have started shitting in mine again. Hate the little bastards me. Bought a motion-sensor water gun but that was way over the top for my garden. It was squirting the houses on the other side of the street! Bought a high frequency unit that you stick into the ground. Horrible little bastards.
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You're a horrible little bastard
 
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