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<blockquote data-quote="gg4rebels" data-source="post: 583781" data-attributes="member: 8426"><p>We got two kittens last year. They were about 6 weeks old. We kept them in our shop for several weeks. We installed a pet door in the shop door. Once they were big enough to go outside alone we lifted the flap of the pet door and taped it up for a week or so. We then would put the flap down and get on the other side of the door and call the kitten and sort of lift the flap so they could see us and some food. It did not take long for them to figure it out. Only problem.......a non-neutered (translation - a male cat that sprays EVERYTHING) stray cat has watched them and learned he can come in for a meal. </p><p></p><p>These are tame cats now that can catch birds, mice and have gotten rid of my mole problem! We can't keep a chipmunk on the place. They are awesome hunters even though they are well fed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gg4rebels, post: 583781, member: 8426"] We got two kittens last year. They were about 6 weeks old. We kept them in our shop for several weeks. We installed a pet door in the shop door. Once they were big enough to go outside alone we lifted the flap of the pet door and taped it up for a week or so. We then would put the flap down and get on the other side of the door and call the kitten and sort of lift the flap so they could see us and some food. It did not take long for them to figure it out. Only problem.......a non-neutered (translation - a male cat that sprays EVERYTHING) stray cat has watched them and learned he can come in for a meal. These are tame cats now that can catch birds, mice and have gotten rid of my mole problem! We can't keep a chipmunk on the place. They are awesome hunters even though they are well fed. [/QUOTE]
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