Wiggo
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Alfie, the ship's cat seems quite happy onboard. Does anyone else take anything other than a dog aboard? (By way of a pet, I mean).
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markc
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I feel sorry for the new upholstery... very expensive scratch post :-)
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Wiggo
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He's OK for that, actually.
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AlistairR
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We have 2 cats as well as 2 dogs, would never dream of taking them to the boat!
Do you let him out, or have to keep him indoors?
He looks a little cracker.
Cheers
Al.
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SkipperMarv
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Now you really do have everything on board
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Aidy
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does alfie have his own cat flap on the boat
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Wiggo
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We're keeping him indoors at the moment, but you can train them to walk on a lead (he's a Maine [--word removed--] and will be big - think 30lb or more fully grown) so I quite fancy taking him for a walk on the pontoon.
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AlistairR
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 When you do, you'll have to post pics!!!
Cheers
Al.
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NeilO
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Quote:
We're keeping him indoors at the moment, but you can train them to walk on a lead (he's a Maine [--word removed--] and will be big - think 30lb or more fully grown) so I quite fancy taking him for a walk on the pontoon.
Excellent, that's a proper kitty. If I get another cat, it'll be one of them. They eat small yippy dogs for breakfast 
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Divemaster1
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....They eat small yippy dogs for breakfast
Haven't brought home any small dogs yet ... but brings home rabbits to play with ...., but do not like the boat ...
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