Dave CH
Member
Hello everyone,
We have two older Hermanns who have the run of quite a large area of garden.
It's mixed terrain, and (of course) there are plenty of places for them to shelter.
Of course, when it's time to get them in to safety for the night (and we need to do that, as we've quite a lot of night-time fauna), "shelter" can mean "hide".
Sometimes, we're lucky, and we just go (out of habit) to the right spot, and hey, there they are.
Sometimes we're less lucky. And spent a long time looking.
We use a radio emitter tracker for one of our cats. If you want to know which, https://www.tabcat.com/.
Is there any reason (health-wise, or safety-wise) not to "glue" one of these onto the shell of a Hermanns?
If there isn't a reason not to do this, would far back on the shell be the best place (so there is less chance of it snagging in undergrowth), and what glue to use?
Of course, if there is any reason not to do this, I'll give up on the idea right away.
Big thanks for any advice and opinion you can offer -
Dave (Switzerland) (that's Switzerland, Europe)
We have two older Hermanns who have the run of quite a large area of garden.
It's mixed terrain, and (of course) there are plenty of places for them to shelter.
Of course, when it's time to get them in to safety for the night (and we need to do that, as we've quite a lot of night-time fauna), "shelter" can mean "hide".
Sometimes, we're lucky, and we just go (out of habit) to the right spot, and hey, there they are.
Sometimes we're less lucky. And spent a long time looking.
We use a radio emitter tracker for one of our cats. If you want to know which, https://www.tabcat.com/.
Is there any reason (health-wise, or safety-wise) not to "glue" one of these onto the shell of a Hermanns?
If there isn't a reason not to do this, would far back on the shell be the best place (so there is less chance of it snagging in undergrowth), and what glue to use?
Of course, if there is any reason not to do this, I'll give up on the idea right away.
Big thanks for any advice and opinion you can offer -
Dave (Switzerland) (that's Switzerland, Europe)