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Posted by solmab on September 30, 2002 at 15:06:19:

In Reply to: Cats who feel the yard belongs to them will not leave posted by JRader on September 16, 2002 at 13:35:45:

Thanks for your reply. I haven't been to this forum in a few weeks. Great picture. Yes I am now convinced my cat will be able to jump over the fence. Great cat house above!. Now my question, just so I am clear. Can you describe a circumstance where a cat may not feel that the yard belongs to it. I want to make sure my cat knows the yard is hers. Thank you.

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