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Poser wrote:Careful, he spits if you stroke him.

The dog or your kid?

Corazon de Leon wrote:I must meet her. Pics please.

She's currently hiding under the sofa, gunna give her some time. Though I'm about to get some fried chicken for dinner so we'll see if that lures her out.

I'm not sure a kitten should be eating fried chicken. Make sure to get some food made for kittens.

Cats love fried chicken, mine will be getting a piece of kebab when it arrives

Bunni wrote:

Corazon de Leon wrote:I must meet her. Pics please.

She's currently hiding under the sofa, gunna give her some time. Though I'm about to get some fried chicken for dinner so we'll see if that lures her out.

Give her time, one of ours was super shy and hid under some shelves, 2 days in a pen being waggled got him playing.

Also NHS lanyards are super toys to cats from my experience.

Yeah she's still hiding but we're in no hurry tongs e her out. She wasn't bothered by the smell of our dinner but will sniff my hands when I put them out for her.

She's been behind the sofa most of the night. Popped out while Anung was playing video games and then went to hide for the night. Got out the shower this morning and she's full of life rubbing her scent on everything. Dive bombed my foot trying to put a sock on, jumped onto her litter tray knocking it over and meowing at every door in the house until she's let in to see the mystery behind it. Fascinated with the toilet. Doesn't like people brushing teeth but doesn't like the door being shut either. 'Swimming' up the carpet with her claws.

I think she's gunna be good fun.

This strawberry floating dog

Amazing expression. That tongue

Poser wrote:

Ad7 wrote:Might have to give that harness a go.

Drumstick wrote:
Can you give us a couple of updates over the next few days to see if her behaviour remains consistent with that harness on?

Yes, no problem. I'll test it thoroughly over the weekend (will get the other half to try it as well) and will quote you both with an update next week.

Archie (1 year, two weeks old) is now quite able to hold the dog with the harness on.

that's crazy

Poser wrote:Archie (1 year, two weeks old) is now quite able to hold the dog with the harness on.

I meant to comment on harnesses a while back. If you need more control with your dog, go for a halter. Raja pulls like a mother strawberry floater (even though he is ancient for a GSD and has a replacement hip).

Still waiting for mine to arrive!

Death's Head wrote:

Poser wrote:Archie (1 year, two weeks old) is now quite able to hold the dog with the harness on.

I meant to comment on harnesses a while back. If you need more control with your dog, go for a halter. Raja pulls like a mother strawberry floater (even though he is ancient for a GSD and has a replacement hip).

Nala won't wear anything around her face. She used to rip her lips to shreds trying to remove whatever she had on.

This works well for her and she's quite happy wearing it.

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Poser wrote:

Death's Head wrote:

Poser wrote:Archie (1 year, two weeks old) is now quite able to hold the dog with the harness on.

I meant to comment on harnesses a while back. If you need more control with your dog, go for a halter. Raja pulls like a mother strawberry floater (even though he is ancient for a GSD and has a replacement hip).

Nala won't wear anything around her face. She used to rip her lips to shreds trying to remove whatever she had on.

This works well for her and she's quite happy wearing it.

and what about the dog amirite

We just got a puppy

PICTURES NOW

Unless it's a pugg, in which case dont bother as theyre gooseberry fool and may as well be an asthmatic cat.