Women Hifi owners...

[Macca]

Cats seem to defaecate with impunity on my lawn, whereas dogs do not!

Mate if a dog had the chance he'd kill you and everyone you care about. not crapping on your lawn is just to lull you into a false sense of security. The cat, on the other hand, considers it to be his lawn.

[Marco]

Marco No Offence Taken
It all makes sense in my little world.

No problem. It's not that I'm saying what you wrote didn't make sense, simply that I find it a chore ploughing through reams of text without paragraphs. Let me guess, you typed in on a phone, in a hurry, didn't you?

Marco.

[AJSki2fly]

Dogs have a typical hearing range of 70Hz - 45kHz. So it is not surprising that they might display a reaction to a change, if the audio response differed at frequencies above the range of human hearing.

Cats have an even wider hearing frequency range: 55Hz - 79kHz.

It is interesting, Harry nearly always comes into the lounge if there is music on and he seems to enjoy it and often goes to sleep, occasionally he gets up and goes off to the kitchen, but I have not worked out what music he doesn't like.

[Macca]

My cat was agnostic as far as music taste went. But he always would give a little start if the amp clipped. Better than a VU meter.

[Marco]

Cats seem to defaecate with impunity on my lawn, whereas dogs do not!

Then blame cat owners for not giving their cats sufficient territory to shit in, and which they can claim as their own...

We have three cats, and provide them with a large garden to use as they see fit, plus sufficient litter trays when they're inside the house (cleaned at regular intervals). Consequently, they have no need to defecate [check your spelling] elsewhere, as confirmed by our surrounding neighbours.

And when the cats 'use' our garden, as it were, it's always discretely in a far away corner, and the 'mess' quickly covered up with soil or leaves, which of course in time biodegrades. Cats have intrinsic needs the same as we do, so it's up to their owners to provide for them accordingly

Marco.

[Joe]

Then blame cat owners for not giving their cats sufficient territory to shit in, which they can claim as their own...

We have three cats, and provide them with a large garden to use as they see fit, plus sufficient litter trays when they're inside the house (cleaned at regular intervals). Consequently, they have no need to defecate [check your spelling] elsewhere, as confirmed by our surrounding neighbours.

And when they 'use' our garden, as it were, it's always discretely in a far away corner, then quickly covered up with soil or leaves. Cats have intrinsic needs the same as we do, so it's up to their owners to provide for them

Marco.

'Discreetly' [check your spelling].

[Marco]

Yup, thanks for that. Temporary brain fart

Marco.

[Gazjam]

My cat was agnostic as far as music taste went. But he always would give a little start if the amp clipped. Better than a VU meter.

[AJSki2fly]

Then blame cat owners for not giving their cats sufficient territory to shit in, which they can claim as their own...

We have three cats, and provide them with a large garden to use as they see fit, plus sufficient litter trays when they're inside the house (cleaned at regular intervals). Consequently, they have no need to defecate [check your spelling] elsewhere, as confirmed by our surrounding neighbours.

And when they 'use' our garden, as it were, it's always discretely in a far away corner, then quickly covered up with soil or leaves. Cats have intrinsic needs the same as we do, so it's up to their owners to provide for them

Marco.

Don’t talk to me about pissing craping pussies, and we have had four of them. Our newish neighbours cat has decided that our front garden flower beds are its litter tray, absolutely foul and stinky in the summer, so much so that we had to shit pick and get rid of it.

I get on very well with them so I have not had the heart to tell them and even fed the cat when they went away for a few days. I have resorted to putting citrus peelings in the flower beds, next Harry will be put out on guard duty, even though he is used to pussies.


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[Marco]

Unfortunately that's the problem, Adrian - folk decide to have pets but either refuse to take FULL responsibility for not only them, but their 'deposits', or simply don't have the intelligence to consider such things - or crucially even bother training them properly in the first place.

And that applies to cats, just as much as dogs. You can't just kick them out and wash your hands of their subsequent behaviour. YOU are responsible for them, so take that responsibility seriously. Many 'parents' today are equally as guilty of showing the same lack of responsibility for the behaviour of their kids...

And you can bet your boots they'll also be the ones with cats out all night shitting in everyone's gardens and causing chaos, or worse leaving dogs to roam the streets doing the same!

Marco.