Thread: Kiwi caught on CCTV in Broadmeadows Wellington

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

if cockies can train cows and others can train dogs using collars to stay within a certain area and not cross a line..its entirely feasable to do same with cats....ifthe ystay within say 100mtrs of centre city house no issue..but once get past that collar gives tone,then vibrates then wee tickle then zap....clever as they are it would take very short time and they would stay home...shrink boundary as gets towards night and within VERY short space of time moggy is indoors and doesnt want to go out.

Only problem with your theory is keeping a bloody collar on the cat. The only way my daughter has found so far is to use pretty wire-cored flower arranging stuff, wound tight enough to nearly top the cat. THAT was a fun job, rescuing that pissed off barstool and pinning him down long enough to unwind his new decoration... Daughter is ASD and just loves cats, and can't understand why the cute black and white furry lump that lets her live in it's house won't cooperate. His track record with cuddles and collars etc is shite to be fair.