🇬🇧 Coexistence among cats and dogs

Dogs and cats in popular culture are sometimes seen as enemies. In practice, coexistence is possible. If you want to have cats and dogs at home, living together, you can follow some tips:

• If you already have adult dogs, bring a puppy cat home. I had a cat that I adopted elderly and was used to on the street, and for her it was difficult to get used to living with other animals, especially the puppy cat and the dog. They, in turn, were afraid of her at first. In the case of puppies, they adapted more easily with the dog. He learned quickly to live with cats, despite being old, because he knew he was loved and did everything to please me. The elder cat got used to it, gaining confidence in me, but it took much longer in this adaptation than the ones I adopted puppies.
• If you already have cats, a puppy dog will probably find it easier to adapt. A small adult may be a good choice, as it does not have a size that can threaten cats.  I have no personal experience with having cats before having a dog yet, but I have seen a profile on a social network that the cat coexists well with a medium-sized puppy.
• Supervise socialising for the first few weeks. Avoid leaving dog and cat together unsupervised, even if the cat is super smart and has high points where he can protect himself if he feels threatened.
• When petting them, try to have both together, to avoid jealousy. Pets are sometimes quite jealous.

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