It is finding out what it is. Exploring the new member, is it freind or foe... sort of thing. like when you are given a new car you explore the style and gadgets, is it a good car or not...
Yes, kittens and dogs get along very well. I have two dogs and a cat. Please go to my bio page by clicking onto my name and you will see them. Put the dog on a leash in the house until the kitten investigates the house and the new owners. This should take approximately 1/2 hour. Then gently bring the dog over to the kitten. The kitten will hiss and arch it's back, but this is a normal instinct for them. Don't let the dog chase the kitten and keep a watchful eye on them. Pet the dog and then pet the kitten (putting the smell of the dog on the cat and then pet the dog putting the smell of the kitten on it.) No matter how large your dog is dogs generally learn very quickly that kittens are becoming a part of the family. Once you are fairly certain that the dog is gentle let the dog and kitten settle their differences. The kitten may get a crack or two with it's little nails into the nose of the dog and most of the time the dog will back off no matter how big they are. Before you know it they will be buddies.
it doesnt matter but try a dog they are awesome
dogs can eat cats if not eat them hurt them like chewing on them. but you can train it to act friendly and be nice to the cat.
The behavior you describe does not make me think that you dog wants to eat your kitten. Typically if a dog is going to kill a cat and they get that close it would be a done deal. They don't usually mess around with licking.
rudolph! i named my red nose female. Nia ........ I try to pick a name according to the personality of the dog verse the breed of the dog. - new answer - A guy named his red nose pitbull "Red Rocky". I like that name. www.pitbull-info-and-training.com
You buy a dog.
Yes, kittens and dogs get along very well. I have two dogs and a cat. Please go to my bio page by clicking onto my name and you will see them. Put the dog on a leash in the house until the kitten investigates the house and the new owners. This should take approximately 1/2 hour. Then gently bring the dog over to the kitten. The kitten will hiss and arch it's back, but this is a normal instinct for them. Don't let the dog chase the kitten and keep a watchful eye on them. Pet the dog and then pet the kitten (putting the smell of the dog on the cat and then pet the dog putting the smell of the kitten on it.) No matter how large your dog is dogs generally learn very quickly that kittens are becoming a part of the family. Once you are fairly certain that the dog is gentle let the dog and kitten settle their differences. The kitten may get a crack or two with it's little nails into the nose of the dog and most of the time the dog will back off no matter how big they are. Before you know it they will be buddies.
It could have been by accident. It's not like a dog woul think, "Oh hey look a little new born kitten. Lets go hurt it." The dog may have been trying to play with it or thought it was a new kind of toy.
it doesnt matter but try a dog they are awesome
she doesn't have any dogs she has a new kitten named Meredith
Vet. Immediately.
dogs can eat cats if not eat them hurt them like chewing on them. but you can train it to act friendly and be nice to the cat.
The behavior you describe does not make me think that you dog wants to eat your kitten. Typically if a dog is going to kill a cat and they get that close it would be a done deal. They don't usually mess around with licking.
cuz they wanna get laid. but they cant because they have absolutely no neck at all.
The best way to get a cat to like dogs is to raise it from a small kitten (6-10 weeks) with a dog. Being so small and still learning about the big world around it, the kitten will not discriminate against the dog and see it as a companion (friend). As the kitten grows to an adult, it will not see dogs as a threat, but instead, as a new friend
If the kitten is young, it may be because he/she isn't fully litter trained yet. If the cat is over 6 months old, it may be habit - get the dog a new bed that doesn't smell of cat pee and see if that fixes the problem. If the kitten still urinates in the dog's bed, you may want to talk to your veterinarian about training options and double checking for urinary tract infections.
The good kitten for a kid or baby is a new born....