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So long as you only get the front paws declawed I don't think it's a problem (they use the back for defense and climbing). Longbough is simply wrong (at least in generalizing to all cats). My Dad has a declawed cat (front paws only) that's outdoors on her own all the time, she has no problem climbing or defending herself. She's been fine for all 11 or so years of her life.
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