Phlox

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Phlox - are you saying cats should be walked on a > lead, in the park, just like dogs because "all > pets are equal" ? > Fool. Fool? Why? I am not a cat hater, have had 7 cats in the past, starting from when I was 18, but not all at once. I can't understand why you would let them roam 24 hrs a day. Some are very territorial and beat up other cats, spray and steal food from inside houses. They fight, a lot. I would want to protect any cat I had from that as much as possible. One of my cats was terrorised in his own house by someone else's cat. He received many wounds. I would also be worried about the amount of foxes roaming around. Now, with this cat killer around, it's a no brainer to keep your cat in, most of the time and especially at night. Never understood the putting them out with the milk bottles concept, only now, with the microchip readers they can be on the razz all day, every day. That's not a good thing.

Can you get the council to ticket them?

Where does roaming come into pet ownership? The only pet allowed to roam, what other pets are?

Yes, I agree, and I see them on the street, pavements, and front gardens. My immediate neighbours have five cats in three houses, one has three! And the others have one each. I have never seen so many roaming cats before. It seems to be a British thing. If you live on a farm and have a mouse problem, then great, but I don't understand why so many allow their cats to roam in a city.

You say it's worth ?1.9 million? How is that an ordinary house? Put it on the market and see what offers you get, after having a few valuations done. Is it in the Dulwich Village primary catchment area?

Classic BLTs are usually toasted, and served with mayo.

When did they - the Museum? take over?