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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your cat wandered into my neighbor's yard their huskies would make short work of it. Be careful what you wish for.[/quote]

Having an outdoor long lived cat only works well in areas with strict lease laws for dogs. In my old state, my neighbor kept on adopting new "outdoor cats" that would only last for a few months to a year.

The neighborhood dogs, also wandering around, would kill them. Along with the bobcats. They finally gave up and got a pit bull, which lived a long time, mostly outdoors.

Here, I've seen a number of dead cats on the roads. And, if I left it up to my dh, the "outdoor" cats who like to hang out in our yard and kill the birds would be dead too. [/quote]
Leash laws don't apply inside your own yards. My dogs are free to run on my property.[/quote]

That is correct. And if a neighbors outdoor cat goes into a fenced yard with dogs, it's the cat's problem.[/quote]

Right.

And if the neighbor's outdoor cat roams into my yard, I will put it in a cat carrier and take it to the shelter.[/quote]

So if you know the tabby cat is your neighbors (bob and joel) you would take the cat to the shelter?  First off it is very hard to get cats inside a carrier and it is obvious you don't have a cat.  Do you know how traumatizing it I'd for the cat to go to a shelter?  How would you explain yo the neighbors that you gave away their pet?[/quote]

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