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Sad when I we have to hunt the cat , was a good hunt all the same Lol
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Sad when I we have to hunt the cat , was a good hunt all the same Lol
Good looking dog, like the tail.
I'd love to but yuppies and other city types aren't classified as pests yet
Question...is it now illegal to dock working dogs tails in NZ?
No , we got a dog breeder over and she had been trained /certified ? To do it . Just a Rubber band on tail .Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
Must be registered with papers to dock for an accredited tail docker to do it....unless you can find a vet to do it.
this was a good laugh... as soon as I saw Urban Hunting few alarm bells went off in my head... thought Munsey went on a shooting rampage... checked the Herald quickly, everything is fine. No slayed pussies reported.
mine don't piss round pointing them.
Surprisingly enough Eva never bothered our cats and she had plenty to choose from
Mine don't either , it's only because it's our cat and he's being watched by me . I've had a stretched cat infringement notice from city council @ $400 fu$@kers !Quote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
Ok wtf is a "stretched cat infringement" ?
One dog on each end of a cat = slightly longer cat =$400 fine And a Vet bill to payQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
oh :(
The cat was on my place and the dogs where the Villains . :pissed off:
Tresspass the cat and run it over a few times then put it on the road:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Munsey
Bloody cats I hate the fuckers, they should all be chipped/registered compulsory bell on collar and contained on property.
Imagine the shit you would be in if your dog invited itself into nextdoors house and pissed all over the furniture and ate the pet birds/mice/whatever.
I liked that then thought bugger, that could go both ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munsey
I liked the first bit, not the end bit to be clear. Not a cat person.
You got duped, I asked the same to our dog warden, cats in the wrong if it was on your property full stop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munsey
Dogs chase cats end of story.
Its probably one of those different areas different rulesQuote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
I know in Palmerston North the guy said if the dogs catch a cat in our back yard we get a fine and dog gets a mark around it.
But he also said to use a trap to catch them and 1st time soak them with water and release if they keep coming back after that do as you wish just dont let the dog get them 1st.
If your soaking them in water and they escape you're doing it wrong. While it's in the cage give it a good 10 minute soak in the creek
you only need 2 minutes.
In his youth my jack russell use to go next door, eat there cats food then sleep on there couch and fuck off once they came home. He was doing it for months before they figured out what was eating the food, cunning little fucker.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
I used to think that too, until I had one pissed off Tom climb up my arm after a short swim. Now I leave them in there for the duration of a beerQuote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
I was despatching possums like that before I got a gun licence. I'd give them three minutes, worked perfectly for about a dozen then I trapped the national breath holding champion. Two three minute swims and he was still kicking so I increased the swim to five mines for all participantsQuote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
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I don't know what the rules are about others cats on you're property but my Olds were having trouble with a tom smashing their cats and even coming inside to eat their food. He borrowed a trap cage from the council and trapped the tom. Took it outside and it got thirty minutes under the sprinkler then released. Hasn't seen it since
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Tell them to fuck off and here's a bill for cat control.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munsey
That's what he said, two minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pointer