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Old 17-01-2012, 13:41
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Would rather see a dog dressed up and loved than one neglected..doesnt mean I approve..but as long as they dont mind then I dont see the harm.
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Old 17-01-2012, 13:45
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I once put a set of antlers on an alice band around my dog's back.

She refused to MOVE till they were removed
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Old 17-01-2012, 14:16
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I've never looked past page 2 in this forum so don't know if this has been done to death already, but does anybody have any opinions on clothing animals?

Personally I think it's hideous and borders on cruelty, but I'm not sure what I base that opinion on.
Good luck trying to get my Amber into clothes is all I can say!!

She'll have your arm off at 10 paces if she thought you were trying to "dress" her
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Old 17-01-2012, 14:18
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I'm going to buy my cat some leg warmers later, but if he doesn't like them i'll take them off! If he doesn't mind I'll take a photo
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Old 17-01-2012, 14:58
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When I was about 5 or 6 I used to put dolls clothes including a bonnet on one of our cats and put him in the Dolls pram he was a lovely cat and had such a soft nature that he didn't make a fuss and just let me do it to him. I wouldn't put anything on my cat now maybe a bit of tinsel at Christmas time but it would come off almost straight away.
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Old 17-01-2012, 17:57
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I'm going to buy my cat some leg warmers later, but if he doesn't like them i'll take them off! If he doesn't mind I'll take a photo
Grooming is important to a cat so wouldn't leg warmers, or any sort of coat, interfere with that? Dogs don't groom themselves which may be why many tolerate wearing garments

By the way - I was in the park earlier last year and saw no fewer than three old ladies with dogs in prams
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Old 17-01-2012, 20:11
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Grooming is important to a cat so wouldn't leg warmers, or any sort of coat, interfere with that? Dogs don't groom themselves which may be why many tolerate wearing garments

By the way - I was in the park earlier last year and saw no fewer than three old ladies with dogs in prams
They didn't have any in there today anyway, guess they sold out

I'd only put them on him for short periods of time so I could revel in his adorableness

When I was in New England a couple of years back my Mum kept on seeing this woman walking a cat in a pram with the cat dressed up in baby clothes
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