well, not exactly, you could be "cruel" and drag a tail of tin cans on a rope behind you. The sound will make the cats run...only they'll be afraid, so i'd personally get angry on anyone doing this longer than a few seconds :P
ah, they'll run exactly away from the cans. So use two sticks extending diagonally to the backs, so they hear it from behind both on the right and the left side. They'll cuddle up in the middle and run over each other in an attempt to go straight forward.
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well, not exactly, you could be "cruel" and drag a tail of tin cans on a rope behind you. The sound will make the cats run...only they'll be afraid, so i'd personally get angry on anyone doing this longer than a few seconds :P
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They will all run in seperate directions!
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ah, they'll run exactly away from the cans. So use two sticks extending diagonally to the backs, so they hear it from behind both on the right and the left side. They'll cuddle up in the middle and run over each other in an attempt to go straight forward.
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"So use two sticks extending diagonally to the backs, so they hear it from behind both on the right and the left side."
That's a good idea, but they may still run in crazy different directions regardless....this must be tested.