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Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie
Posted by Sherry on 2/17/06

Ok, guys - so how did you keep your cats from going for your bird
(s)? Did they just leave the bird(s) alone from the beginning or
did you have to teach them somehow? I want everyone to live in
harmony!

Sherry

On 2/17/06, Debby wrote:
> My cats are not killers either. They don't try to go after my
> birds. I have a tiger cat, looks like Michaels, and I have an all
> black cat. They sit in the same room as the birds, and don't
> bother them a bit!
>
> Debby
>
> PS. Michael, loved that picture!
>
>
>> On 2/16/06, John wrote:
>>
>>> If you want to keep your bird alive then get rid of the cat.
>>> You might forget to lock in the cat one day and that will be
>>> the end of your bird.
>>> John
>>
>>
>> Hey John! Not all cats are killers. ;) Every cat has it's own
>> unique personality. My cat can be trusted with any of my birds
>> both indoors and out.
>>
>> Michael L

Posts on this thread, including this one

• My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/16/06, by Sherry.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/16/06, by John.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/16/06, by Michael L.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/17/06, by Debby.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/17/06, by Sherry.
• Re: Sherry, 2/17/06, by Debby.
• Re: Sherry, 2/17/06, by Michael L.
• Re: Sherry, 2/17/06, by Fran.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/17/06, by Cheryl.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/17/06, by Michael L.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/17/06, by cheryl.
• Re: My Red-Belly, Johnnie, 2/17/06, by Sherry.
• Re: Sherry, 2/21/06, by Jim.