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i'll go the pet shop tomoz see wot they have.i had 2 leads attached together then on her collar,but her collar is one that comes off if caught,i got her back in the house but when i tried to unclip the lead,she pulled and her collar came off  |
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Definitely NEVER attach a lead to a collar, you're right, they can slip out of it when frightened so quickly you wouldn't believe! And being scared, likely to panic and run anywhere! And not just the break-away collars, they can turn around and back out of a regular collar very easily. I made that mistake with my first cat, fortunately he ran for the house so all was well; he could have run into the street! I promptly ordered a figure eight harness! |
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thanks for this discussion - it's on my "to do" list as well! so I'll be investigating harnesses! cheers Helen |
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hib296 see my other thread |
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