I hope a couple of my neighbours learnt about consideration of their cat's welfare the other night.  

An almighty fight in my front yard resulted in copious quantities of fluff and 2  collars being left behind.

The native birds wont have to travel far for nesting material for awhile.  And I won't have to worry about cat urine on the car wheels.

DEB

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@lloydslights wrote:

Thank you Happyroo for your participation in the public's RETAIL THERAPY SESSION.  

 

DEB

 

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Happy to oblige Deb

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

times are changing. not all people work 9 to 5.

 

with the exception of the motorcycle, you don't think they should be able to do everything that the rest of the population does.

 

i used to walk my dogs at 1am. and to hell with anyone who complains about me walking past there house

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So it's your dog who leaves it's business on my footpath?

 

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i am trying to train them to do that.

but they continue to go in the backyard.....sigh

reckon averyone 'hear' not liking noise.....just buy ear plugs and wear them.

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@dwilke33 wrote:

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@this-one-time-at-bandcamp wrote:

i used to walk my dogs at 1am. and to hell with anyone who complains about me walking past there house

 

Yeah, but were you bouncing those dogs on the sidewalk?

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I'm laughing here as I read the posts because in the background I hear a youngster bouncing, probably a basketball on the sidewalk in front of my house.  Well, it's just 6:00 PM here.............so bounce away, I say. 🙂

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Not the same situation as described in the opening post. In this country we have laws against noise in residential areas, they vary in different places, but persistent regular noise at times like 5.30am is considered unreasonable by a few councils. Have to demonstrate it affects one and keep a diary of the noise where I am.

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@paintsew007 wrote:

reckon averyone 'hear' not liking noise.....just buy ear plugs and wear them.

 

 

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For the odd noise now and then that isn't unreasonable, but continual earplug use can have an effect on your ears.

Including pain or infection. Best not to wear them every night.

http://www.specsavers.co.uk/news-and-information/latest-news/can-wearing-ear-plugs-damage-your-ears

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lloydslights wrote:.  And I won't have to worry about cat urine on the car wheels.

 

 

 

 

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Had that issue many years ago with what I thought was a dog, it would pee on all four wheels on a Sunday night after I washed the car, ened up wiring up a little transformer, one lead to the car and the other to an earth stake in the damp ground. 
never happened again.