Seriously?? Bricks and golf balls? What if those things made contact with the cat? Chase it yes, but don't throw things at it. I don't imagine you'd like someone to chase you throwing bricks and golf balls, and they'd very much hurt/damage you!
One of our cat's used to poo in other peoples garden. One of the neighbours came and told me politely. So I decided to make a cat toilet at the bottom of our garden. Its a massive trench that I dug filled with garden peat. I make sure to top up the peat every 2-3 months. the cats love it and use it all the time because peat is easy to dig in. Problem solved.
I am with the ones I know but its the other cats, I think its the street behind, they take shortcuts through must meet up and fight have sex etc. because they wake me up with the baby crying they do.
So I dont know where they live and I am not going around knocking, easier to scary them.
i once watched my friend throw a mug full of water at a cat in his garden, he must have put some force into it because the handle seperated from the mug and the mug smashed against the side of his neighbours house. the cat ran off though.
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