Re: OT: Training a cat to travel
- From: Blupencl <Blupencl.2ykbnm@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 15:09:31 -0400
Kathycarp Wrote:
I know that some cats do enjoy or at least tolerate traveling in aToo bad Uncle Sid has passed on. He could have told you how to travel
carrier
in a car. I have never had a cat like that. They always go to their
"mountain lion" voice whenever in a car.
Is car traveling something that can be taught to a cat? There is the
possibility that I will want Marmalade to do a little weekend car
traveling
with me, and I can't listen to him howl the whole time.
I have a nice little traveling "kennel" for him. Should I start out by
putting him in this every time I go anywhere (run to town, grocery
store,
etc) and taking him with me? Our weather is very mild right now, so it
wouldn't be a problem to leave him in the car while I ran into the
store.
Has anyone every trained a cat in this way, or is it just something
that
they either hate or like?
--
Kathy
www.ambergriscaye.com/villadelsol
--
Kathy
www.ambergriscaye.com/villadelsol
with a cat. :D :D :D
Old story I told once about my step-grandfather getting rid of a cat.
It was funny! I wish I could find it because I am SURE I embellished it
some. Heh.
--
Blupencl
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