Begging to be taken on a walk - eviltoast

This is Alex, he’s been having daily or twice daily walks for 10 years now. He still thinks he needs to act extra cute, and I’m not going to tell him otherwise!

  • 001100 010010@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 年前

    Your cat goes on walks? My cat just bites the harness when I attach it to her. If I pick her up and put her outside, she’ll run back and scratch the door if it’s closed. Funny enough, she sometimes runs outside through the the opening as someone is entering/leaving the house, then a few minutes later come back scratching the door. I don’t know if she likes outside or not, what a weird cat.

    • unexplaineditem@lemmy.worldOP
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      1 年前

      Yep, he lives for it. I adopted him when he was 5 years old and trained him as soon as he got used to me. He he gets very excited when I get his harness out and loves to go for walks. He’s 15 now and still keen everyday unless it’s really cold.

    • Levetamae@lemmy.world
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      1 年前

      My cat was a rescue. She likes to be outside when it’s sunny. So I let out back with the dog. She darts out the door sometimes too. At first I was alarmed but she just stays around the house.

      It’s like a game now though. Before I would stop her from going out so now she runs out real fast but I don’t stop her anymore but she still runs out as if I will. lol

    • Jacobp100@lemmy.ml
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      1 年前

      My cats go outdoors - but sometimes if you’re going out they’ll just follow you. Very annoying when you have to catch a train and then they start following you. But occasionally we walk them down to a mini woods a few minutes walk away and that’s great. People are very interested in the concept of taking cats on a walk. No harnesses, they just follow us