tilly
24-08-2006, 09:33 PM
Hi
As I briefly mentioned in my introduction. I have a female cat called Tilly who has a habit of sitting in my road. This wouldn't be much of a problem if she moved when cars came but she doesn't. She just sits there smugly and waits for them to drive round her. Although it is a private road and there is not much traffic and everyone in my road know about her. I can't help worry that one day some one will forget and run her over. The only good thing is she doesn't run out in front of cars she just sits there. As she live with my parent for the time being, and she is also an outside cat. I was wondering if anyone had any tip of help on getting her not to sit in the road. I am at the moment making sure she is shut up at night in an out house that is off the kitchen. But does anyone else have thhis problem and do you know any way of stopping her sittting there.
When I get my own house she will be abl to be insde and will probably be happy to stay there and not go outside (if she wants to go out I will make sure the garden is secure for her so that she can't get herself into any problems) Part of the problem I think is that she can't hear very much.
Anyway just thought I would see if you could come up with anything that may help me in the mean time.
Thanks for your help
Sally
As I briefly mentioned in my introduction. I have a female cat called Tilly who has a habit of sitting in my road. This wouldn't be much of a problem if she moved when cars came but she doesn't. She just sits there smugly and waits for them to drive round her. Although it is a private road and there is not much traffic and everyone in my road know about her. I can't help worry that one day some one will forget and run her over. The only good thing is she doesn't run out in front of cars she just sits there. As she live with my parent for the time being, and she is also an outside cat. I was wondering if anyone had any tip of help on getting her not to sit in the road. I am at the moment making sure she is shut up at night in an out house that is off the kitchen. But does anyone else have thhis problem and do you know any way of stopping her sittting there.
When I get my own house she will be abl to be insde and will probably be happy to stay there and not go outside (if she wants to go out I will make sure the garden is secure for her so that she can't get herself into any problems) Part of the problem I think is that she can't hear very much.
Anyway just thought I would see if you could come up with anything that may help me in the mean time.
Thanks for your help
Sally