Hi, I have two British shorthairs, 8 months old.
One is a chilled, sleepy non adventurous type, no desire to roam, doesn't play much, nor does he jump up on anything and couldn't scale a fence
The other is the opposite , lively and thrill seeking! Always planning his escape, clawing at the windows , waiting for a door to open so he can bolt. He can play for hours on end and is a great climber and jumper.
They're both chipped and neutered
He seems desperate to explore outside, I let him out yesterday and he went around a few neighbours houses. I could hear him meowing so I called him and he came back.
Then he jumped into next doors garden and chased their dog around, I was mortified, the dog was terrified!! But he's been crying lots to be let out again.
I've ordered him a GPS tracker collar because no doubt he'll escape even if I don't let him out again!
Anyone have any experience of letting their bsh out, are they able to cope? Because yesterday's events didn't fill me with confidence at all! Does everyone feel so worried when letting their kittens go the first time?
I can't afford to cat proof my garden and I know he'd hate a pen, he needs his freedom!
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Letting a British shorthair out to roam
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Sharptic · 17/02/2019 15:20
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