Cats Love Dogs

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Cats and dogs could never get along due to certain factors which greatly affects the relationship between these two opposing animals. There are facts which somehow reveal that after reuniting cats and dogs, cats immerges to be supreme or has a dominant behavior against dogs. There are body languages and behaviors which are often exhibited by these animals upon seeing each other. Slowly introduce them to each other as early as they are puppies and kittens make sure that they are raised together to enhance adaptive behaviors.

TIPS

BEFORE

• The meeting place should have spaces which the cat could hide in case startling behaviors occur.
• Make sure that your pets are well fed.
• Check if they are in a good mood.
• Maintain dog leash as a preparation for any unexpected outcomes that might occur.

DURING

• Allow them to keep their distance don’t be over excited about the fact that they will easily get along with each other.
• Keep animals calm.

AFTER

• The exercise does not require to be done in long hours, do this as long as your pets show signs of readiness.

Usually cats are the starters of fights because of their territorial behavior; make sure that they are in their comfortable environment to acquire desired results. The training exercise does not make any miracles over night it requires patience, consistency and proper timing for these mortal enemies to get along in time.

Dog Behavior

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Dogs are great companion, sociable and sometimes a stress reliever. In the wild there is a pack of dog which follows certain hierarchy and the strongest among them is considered as their leader. Living with families are considered as their pack in which they share their social behaviors and adapts to human behaviors. Canines communicate through sound and body language either they are hungry or thirsty. Here are some of their cues which might help you define how they feel.

Relaxed mouth

Wagging tail

Sometimes the dog jumps and circle around

The most common sign is their ears perked especially when they see their owner from work

A challenging stare

Snapping jaw

Snarling, growling or loud barking

Tail is straight and head is lowered

The cutest thing they will ever do is to bow their head

Start wagging their tail

Moves back and front, side to side as they try to steal their owner’s attention

Ears close to its head

Narrowing eyes

Other dogs may tremble, growl or whine.

No matter how dog’s behavior differ they will still be at their best through proper training, handling, feeding, grooming and most importantly how we treat them not only as a pet but also an essential part of our daily lives which must not be forgotten.