Get them when they are tiny. they will make friends, so then they will be friends all their life. Its like there is 2 kittens or 2 puppies!
It's advisable to get the kitten first; because it's smaller and less powerful than the puppy, it's good to let it claim its territory - your house - before the pup arrives; this will allow the cat to feel more confident around the dog.
It is best not to force them to be close. If you are living together, and want them to get along, then leave them alone. That is the best way. They will fight, but trying to force them closer to one another will cause even more fighting, and potentially the death of one of the animals. If this dog is animal aggressive, you will want to seek professional help for training this out of them.
Be aware that dogs have a very strong hunting instinct, and a cat has a very strong instinct to protect itself. Often if a cat gets angry, and puffs up at a dog, the dog will become excited and want to attack the cat. Larger breeds are particularly dangerous for this. You will want to make sure that your girlfriend has full control of her dog. She should be able to command the dog to "drop it", "leave it", or something similar- whatever command she uses, to get the dogs attention when it is engaged in something interesting. This may save the cats life, if they clash, and will help to teach the dog to leave the cat alone.
Usually, dogs and cats will learn to get along, unless one or the other is just particularly aggressive. In the mean time, you WILL see spats. The cat will take a few swipes at the dog, and the dog may bark or snap at the cat. The cat will seek higher grounds more often than not to stay away from the dog, but eventually, they will learn to co-exist. Just let them be, and allow them to work things out for themselves.
If the dog is seriously aggressive (as in, will literally try to tear into the cat), then do not attempt this. Keep them separated. If you are living together, I'm sorry to say, but you will want to find a new (safer) home for the cat, or a new owner for the dog, who will know how to handle it effectively, if you cannot get professional help. Keeping them in different rooms, or assuming the cat will just stay away from the dog, is not a safe alternative to this. Accidents happen, and obviously, prey animals are not "able to see it coming" when many cats die every year from oncoming aggressive dogs.
First put the cat in a different room with a potty pan and food. Then move the dog in the house. Then put the dog in a cage and let the cat out. Leave the dog in there till the cat seems used to the dog
make sure you get a trained dog and cat. you could just train them yourselfs to save money
cat then dog
You spay a female dog and cat, you neuter a male dog and cat.
A dog savvy cat is one that knows dogs and has been around dogs. They get along with dogs well enough that they can live in the same home together.
A dog and a cat. Let the dog chase the cat, if the cat gets caught, the dog is faster ;^)
Yes It`s possile for a dog to believe it`s a cat if you own a cat as well. If your dog is friends with your cat, he/she might thing it`s a cat, too
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You made a mistake. Find someone who will take care of the dog. Better hope your parents don't bring home a gorilla to share your room. Well, if the dog likes the cat and does not want to harm it then give your cat time and it will get use to the dog over time once it see that the dog is not a threat
Most likely will be upset. The dog is going to have to figure out where the cat is in the "pack" and may want to dominate it. If it's a puppy or young dog, it will want to play, and the cat may just want to be left alone. Provide a place for your cat to get away to when it doesn't want to be bothered.
A cat, dog only if they are trained and they are in cages
If The Animal is a Cat Or a dog, Bring to vet for medicines.
yes if the dog is used to cats being around it sure but if the dog tries to attack it keep close to the cat when it around the dog so the dog gets comfortable with the cat around the house
Put towels, blankets, pillows, etc. with cat smell on it all around the house until the dog gets used to the smell then finally bring the cat inside.
it depends on how old it is.
Yes you can. Just bring lots of blankets with you to wrap your dog's body in. You have other options on what you can do. You can bury your dog at home or have it cremated and then they send you your dog's ashes in a nice urn for you to keep or you can choose to have your dog's remains buried in a dog cemetery but they do charge you.
It would be imprudent not to ask permission first to bring your dog to someone's home.
cat then dog
Their names are just Cat and Dog!