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We've always let our cats out from quite a young age & Bluebell has been going out, but only when we're there. Problem is it is currently open around our house,ie no gates / fence from the drive to the garden - it's been open since the builders have been in, so we can't have her in the back garden & close the gates as there are no gates now.  |
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It's better to be safe than sorry Smudgley....... |
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Yes Mags - and after Mitten was killed last year in a RTA we know only too well how awful that can be. I think Bluebell will for now only be going out to play when we are in the garen with her. |
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Exellent solution!! |
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Mean daddy for grounding her  Good idea about letting her out just when you are there to supervise  |
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Norty leaves for tempting baby Bluebell  x |
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