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My boys out exploring. Morris must be supervised on his yard time since he was declawed before he became a member of my house. My yard is very secure...double gated entrances only... 6' privacy fence, etc. Still, supervision is a must since i slso have chickens.

Sonja44 7 Aug 22
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Even without claws, a cat can jump a 6' fence it he really wants to. Keeping an eye on him is a very good idea.

Spudgun Level 7 Aug 23, 2020
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My 6' fences do nothing to keep my cats in . No double points again .

Cast1es Level 9 Aug 22, 2020

Morris has no claws and there isn't anything for him to get a grip on. But, still I supervise.

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Not only the chickens, but I have learned that hawks and eagles have been known to attack cats in yards.

Hershey, my dog, does a pretty good job at protecting the chickens from predators. It also helps that I live within the city limits.