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Man's Best Friend in the Outdoors:
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I can relate to that. I walk mine several miles daily, all weather, no exceptions.
dogboye
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While I'm not by any means a cat-person myself, and have often thought about doing the same thing to cats I see around here (Maryland has a TERRIBLE problem with feral cats, from what I've read), I have to agree with HandofCod.
Wanted to add... I have been around some very cool cats, and I have formed attachments to them. But I've never met a cat that I'd trust to stay with me in the outdoors. They all seem too independent, and that isn't good in a camping/hiking environment. Heck, I've had problems with independent-minded dogs on hiking trips. I just don't think it would be a good idea, especially if the cat is already an adult.
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Wilderness & Survival Skills is a forum for people who know how to have a good time. Sometimes the fun gets a little wild. But Mother Nature doesn't run a nursery school, so we let a lot slip.
Context is everything. Some of you don't know the meaning of the word. Some of you aren't real familiar with courtesy, either. A few posts are going to leave this thread shortly. See if you can find the more appropriate location they end up in.
Context is everything. Some of you don't know the meaning of the word. Some of you aren't real familiar with courtesy, either. A few posts are going to leave this thread shortly. See if you can find the more appropriate location they end up in.
I had a cat, that as a kitten he would sit on my shoulder when I went for walks, in Manhatten NYC.
He did fine.
He then sat on my day pack for walks round Central Park.
I took him once on an overnighter, but the Greyhound Bus Company hassled me for not having the cat in a cage to travel!
So try walks round the neighboorhood first
Then longer walks
Keep the cat in a harness overnight in your tent
King of the backyard does not make for a forest wise cat
He did fine.
He then sat on my day pack for walks round Central Park.
I took him once on an overnighter, but the Greyhound Bus Company hassled me for not having the cat in a cage to travel!
So try walks round the neighboorhood first
Then longer walks
Keep the cat in a harness overnight in your tent
King of the backyard does not make for a forest wise cat