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Grasswire2

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2. I did have an orange boy who would walk on a leash, yes.

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #1)

Sun Aug 27, 2023, 10:58 PM

Aug 2023

But I don't know if I am risking the possibility that Kit Kat would try to run out by herself when the door opens, if I were to take her out leashed occasionally.

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I wish I could take Kit Kat out and about on my shoulder like a monkey would go. [View all] Grasswire2 Aug 2023 OP

My parents had a cat that they walked on a harness and leash. He enjoyed it. sinkingfeeling Aug 2023 #1

I did have an orange boy who would walk on a leash, yes. Grasswire2 Aug 2023 #2

We had a leash-trained cat, too, and yes, it did make him want to bolt out the door. femmedem Aug 2023 #3

thanks for the input Grasswire2 Aug 2023 #4