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Siwsan

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2. The comfort collar isn't the issue. The regular collar's latch opens far too easily

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #1)

Sun Jan 22, 2023, 06:39 AM

Jan 2023

Everyone but Arthur snuggled with me. Like I stated in another reply, they were likely distracting me while he perfected his Houdini routine. At 3:30 he as still in the collar. By 5:30 he had escaped. Clever boy.

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And Arthur STILL managed an escape the comfort collar [View all] Siwsan Jan 2023 OP

Return it & try a different brand? SheltieLover Jan 2023 #1

The comfort collar isn't the issue. The regular collar's latch opens far too easily Siwsan Jan 2023 #2

Yes,, very clever! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #5

Perhaps some sort of cream/ointment vlyons Jan 2023 #3

Just two more days. Siwsan Jan 2023 #6

Have you had any sleep? wnylib Jan 2023 #4

My anxiety defeated the Ativan, last night Siwsan Jan 2023 #8

Good luck to both of you. wnylib Jan 2023 #12

How about a harness & a couple of sturdy zip ties? SheltieLover Jan 2023 #7

Somehow I suspect he would chew through them! Siwsan Jan 2023 #9

Not if you put them through loop for leash & affix on back of his neck. SheltieLover Jan 2023 #10

Arthur is one very clever, very determinec kitteh! niyad Jan 2023 #11

what a guy!!! cats are clever - that's what makes them so lovable. bluboid Jan 2023 #13