Cats and dogs are natural enemies. Not only do they have different living habits, but their communication methods are also very different from their owners. Therefore, when you have a cat and raise another puppy, you should follow the following meas...
Cats and dogs are natural enemies. Not only do they have different living habits, but their communication methods are also very different from their owners. Therefore, when you have a cat and raise another puppy, you should follow the following measures to help the puppy and cat get along well.
Don't suddenly let the two animals get together. Whether it is introducing a cat to a puppy or introducing a puppy to a cat, you will always encounter some difficulties when meeting a stranger.
Usually the original pet will consider itself to be the owner of the house, and the house is its own territory. When new members come in, they should put the original pet outside or lock it in a room and exchange it so that the original pet can live as usual.
When two types of pets meet for the first time, they should hold the dog with a rope or hold it in their arms. Don't let them be alone for the first few days. They should not be forced to be friends or encouraged to be together. They should follow their own wishes.
Even if they roar, lick, lick, pose threateningly, bark or scratch, the master must let them express their dissatisfaction and gradually clarify their new status. When situations are tense, you can distract them by clapping your hands or throwing your toys.
