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Dogs chase small, fast moving objects.

That would be cats.

Properly raised and introduced, cats and dogs can get along.

Just like people, if they do not have this prey urge directed into proper channels, they will fight.

Dogs love 'the chase' of racing after a cat and people often thought (and some still think) that dogs and cats don't get along and thus, when people would argue or fight with each other the quote 'fighting like cats and dogs' came about. I've always had two dogs and introduced kittens into my home and they get along just fine. I have my two dogs and my cat Molly and all three of them go camping with us, fishing in the row boat and Molly loves to ride in the car and truck. In fact, my husband built a special carpeted stand for Molly between the truck seats and she perches on there and can dig her claws into the thick carpeting for balance.

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