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does hobbs new mexico have an rc car hobby shop? Answer: yup |
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I AM MOVING IN 4 MONTHS, I NEED A CAR BEFORE I GO. WHERE IS A CHEAP PLACE IN HOBBS,NEW MEXICO I CAN GET ONE? Answer: |
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Where is the cheapest place to buy a car? Question: New cars with better deals. because here in Hobbs NM cars sell for much over MSRP Answer: I've been to Hobbs. I wasn't impressed. They can charge what they want b/c there is no competition in car sales. If you want a deal, make one with a dealer further away. Spend a little more time on travel & it can save you thousands. Go to the capital of NM. |
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What are the chances of an establised cat moving out......? Question: when a kitten is brought in? Long Story Short: In June 09 we got 2 10 week old kittens, a brother Hobbs and a sister Mouse. Hobbs was killed 2 weeks ago on a Dual carriageway a mile from our home. He would follow me to town and school, he never learnt about roads = cars. I don't know why. Anyway, Mouse has been struggling with losing Hobbs and the vets advised us to get a young kitten to love and mother. It's day 2 and we're still at the growling and batting stage for Mouse. Nala, the kitten wants to be friends very much but Mouse isn't having any of it. No doubt we'll get there. I was wondering though if there was much of a chance of Mouse moving out and leaving us. I couldn't bear to lose her. She is not particularly happy about being inside (we live in a small semi which is open plan downstairs so no doors and hubby has a rule about no cats upstairs which he won't relax. Trust me I've tried.) and I worry that she'll just find it easier to go. I would appreciate anyones experiences and advice. I know it sounds harsh but I would rather take the new kitten back to her mum than lose Mouse. We are of the opinion that once a cat has had all it's jabs, has been spade and microchipped it should be allowed to live an inside/outside life. In the UK Indoor only cats are almost unheard of and generally it is either because the owner lives in a city or the cat has medical needs. We live in the English Cotswolds and would never even contemplate making our cats live an indoor only life. Answer: well i would think that based on the loss of your first cat that having another cat live outside. I used to have outdoor cats too. but there are too many outside factors that can lead them to an untimely death. Do you know the average outdoor cat only lives about 3 years? The average indoor cat lives about 13! That is a 10 year difference! I don't know about you but i would want to have them healthy as long as I can! The cats are getting adjusted to each other. your cat Mouse is basically telling this other cat 'hey im the boss of this place' don't mess with me' it's just a hierarchy of animals. I would keep them in separate rooms and then the next day switch them and put them in each other's room so they can inspect it and get used to their scents. I had two cats and they hated each other. the hissing and growling lasts about a week and then they get over it. Just make sure you feed them in separate bowls, have separate litter boxes etc. it does take some adjustment but they do get over it! but if it came down to it return the kitten back to the original owner or see if someone can make a good home for your new little one. good luck! |
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What are the chances of an established cat moving out.....? Question: when a kitten is brought in? Long Story Short: In June 09 we got 2 10 week old kittens, a brother Hobbs and a sister Mouse. Hobbs was killed 2 weeks ago on a Dual carriageway a mile from our home. He was always a dare devil, at 12 weeks he would jump out of open windows one storey up. He would follow me to town and school, he never learnt about roads = cars. I don't know why. Anyway, Mouse has been struggling with losing Hobbs and the vets advised us to get a young kitten to love and mother. It's day 2 and we're still at the growling and batting stage for Mouse. Nala, the kitten wants to be friends very much but Mouse isn't having any of it. No doubt we'll get there. I was wondering though if there was much of a chance of Mouse moving out and leaving us. I couldn't bear to lose her. She is not particularly happy about being inside (we live in a small semi which is open plan downstairs so no doors and hubby has a rule about no cats upstair which he won't relax. Trust me I've tried.) and I worry that she'll just find it easier to go. I would appreciate anyones experiences and advice. I know it sounds harsh but I would rather take the new kitten back to her mum than lose Mouse. Thanks in advance We are not letting the kitten Nala out of the house but Mouse has been allowed out since she was 7 mths old (basically after we had all her jabs done, she was spade and had been microchipped). I believe in letting cats live a semi out door life if you live in a area where that is possible. We live in the middle of the English Cotswolds with fields as far as you can see and a happy with the decision we made letting Mouse and Hobbs go outside. Sorry, I'm not meaning to sound off but in the UK, I have never heard of anyone keeping a cat as a indoor cat. Unless there is a medical reason for it it is seen as cruel to keep a cat indoors 24/7. Maybe it is common practice in the US and other places in big cities but certainly not here in the UK...as I said it is almost unheard of. Answer: Cats, ESPECIALLY Kittens, should NEVER be let out of the house and all needs should be met so that this does not happen. If you're family is going to continue to let a kitten... a KITTEN, go outside, then take precious Mouse back to the mother, or give to someone you know will keep Mouse as an indoor kitty and cat. |
