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forgot to mention cars too. i have to drive by so many dead dogs and cats on my busy street when i go anywhere. don't be one of those people who lets this happen.

Sorry buddy I live in reverse-o land aka the UK where if you live in a house or ground-access flat and still keep your cat indoors you're going to be considered a weirdo.

I can understand both sides of this when the US has crazier wildlife, and I imagine your level and kind of traffic isn't as easy for cats to learn to watch out for. Also we have some crazy arsehole butchering cats in Croydon. But my family's had outside cats since my mum was a little girl, 5 in my lifetime, and not one has been killed by something from going outdoors. Most other Brits are going to be the same, so it's not a culture that's going to change and will always make these arguments be practically a language barrier thing between the US and UK.

i'm not really sure it's even us vs uk, because i've seen a pretty healthy mix of attitudes across the us. i'm in canada. i live in a pretty urban area with apts and in the middle of a city, so people in this area generally keep their cats inside, but on the outskirts of it, people who live in houses or duplexes or have access to ground floors let their cats roam free. it's always been that way, or at least it has where i've lived along the west coast. it's dogs that people vary more vocally on out here. i've seen us residents keep their dogs outside and leashed up 24/7 and i hate that. people out here will call animal services on dogs left unattended. but inside a fenced yard is considered 'okay', so some people keep their dogs in those all day, 24/7. there's way more variety on dog ownership than there is on cat. you either keep your cats indoors or you let them go in and out as they please.

something being normal doesn't make it good or responsible

i'm considering you a weirdo for having this "culture"

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