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Old 05-31-2008
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Default If a neighbours pet Python was to eat your cat in the garden one night, would you...

...be okay with it? Bit similar to a cat eating a bird really? Only doing what comes naturally to it.

When I say 'okay', obviously you would be upset but I mean 'would you understand'?
So the majority say 'kill the snake'? Okay, i've trapped a cat in my cupboard that entered my house and ate my budgie, it's (Trixie the collar says) getting the same treatment I think, no reason to be in my house, drown it or choke it? Whats best?
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Well it's a dog eat dog world, circle of life, survival of the fittest , who's top of the food chain etc etc
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