Can’t see a cat doing that either.
If it was a fox any dogs will go bananas close to it.
Looks more like someone has put something abrasive on it and it’s slid off. Maybe a box that’s also been on the ground.
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If it was a fox any dogs will go bananas close to it.
Looks more like someone has put something abrasive on it and it’s slid off. Maybe a box that’s also been on the ground.
Doesn't look like animal scratches to me neither. Looks like something has slid off the car
As much as I hate the bloody things a cat didn't do that, as mentioned above, I think something has been placed on the bonnet and slid off, it looks like its an easy polish job,
Seen it happen in Supermarket car parks when some selfish sod puts a box on someone else's car while they unlock theirs. Then slide it rather than lift it off.
Tony.
Tony.
Good argument for leaving a dashcam running when you have to park somewhere like that.
Ah what’s wrong with cats then?
They are easy to keep, you don’t have to walk them, they can be good company when they want to be and they won’t poop in your garden! Only other people’s! And you won’t get mice!
'when they want to be' & 'Only other people's'
Nothing wrong with cats. Wouldn’t know about their behaviour and toilet habits though. The dog doesn’t let them the garden. She also does a nice line in scaring the s**t out of visitors, wanted or otherwise.
Walks get you out, get some exercise and a time to think.
And you get a massive welcome when you get home from work too.
Just for you Sean
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Nor do dogs unless their owners allow it. Not the dogs fault.They don't shyte on the pavement for you to step in ....
'when they want to be' & 'Only other people's'
Yes they are very independent! That’s why I feel it’s a privilege when they come to you and want to be with you! After all they are still pretty much wild creatures, far more so than a dog. I like dogs but as I’m knocking on a bit now they are too much trouble to keep.
too many and too linear .. not a chance of it being made by any animal.
someone has dragged something across it.
someone has dragged something across it.
Thats whats wrong with cats, they sh!t in my garden, not their own. And you say thats a good thing!
Cats have staff, not owners...
Scourge of the earth.
Still, I suppose their fur is soft enough to polish the scratches out with......
Buy a dog....
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no, but you get an unexpected handful of cat sh!t, when you're planting flowers in your own border.....They don't shyte on the pavement for you to step in ....