Taking Kitten on a Walk

[Latch Clicks] Okay, today I decided to make a quick video of Aeris who has a harness and a leash. And I'm going to take him on a little walk around the house. So, just love him up a little bit. Use his harness, it has a hole for his head and his body. He's a pretty fat cat. So we're going to go ahead and put it on. Like you would a collar. Move his fat out of the way. And that fits on perfectly, And he's very fluffy, cats are usually very fluffy. And they have a lot of fat. So don't be worried about having it too tight because if you have it too loose, they will find their way out. It's on him, really cute. It's green, looks really good on his black fluffies. Now we use the leash. And I use a harness because when he has a collar on, he can slip out of the collar extremely easily. So a harness is harder for him to slip out, he still can if he's determined though. As you can see: Cats are not meant to be walked. They fight you on it. They perk their ears up, they lay down. They try and be as fat as they can be. And I think he saw the leash already whenever I was putting it on him. And he doesn't like seeing the leash whenever he's about to be walked around the house. So let's see. There we go. Nope! He is not amused. The is one un-amused kitty cat. So he needs a lot of excersise and I walk him around the house. I don't want him to go outside in case of fleas, or ticks, or anything like that. Nope! That's our bedroom, he wants to go back into the bedroom.