Golden Retriever (Definite introduction)

In the eyes of many people, cats and dogs are typical animals that are incompatible with water and water. Cats like to stay in quiet corners, with soft voices and slow movements, and are at home alone. You won't feel lonely all day long, but dogs like noisy places, hang around their owners, are afraid of independence, and will create all kinds of strange situations and appear unhappy when they are alone at home. So can these two pets with completely different personalities really get along in the same room?

1. Three general points for cats and dogs living together

1. Maintain appropriate isolation

Don’t The intention is to play with cats and dogs together. Just imagine, how can two different creatures play together happily? Therefore, giving them different living spaces is the only way to allow them to live freely.

　2. The feeding address is Liqi

Let cats who are gifted at climbing high eat at high places, and let dogs enjoy their meals at low places , absolutely do not put cat and dog feed together, otherwise due to the animal genius' food-protecting mentality, they will regard each other as food predators, further causing conflicts.

　3. Feeds are very different

Some people think that cats and dogs can eat the same food and feed. This assumption is completely wrong. If you go to a pet store in person, you will find that cat food and dog food are completely different and independent. Therefore, cat food must not be fed to dogs.

2. Three taboos about cats and dogs living together

1. Do not favor one over the other

Some The owner will overly favor or favor the other party in front of the cat or dog, which will cause the unpreferred party to feel alienated and independent. In addition to being mentally jealous of the other party, there may also be aggression. action.

2. Avoid leaving no one at home

When dogs and cats are not familiar with each other yetNext, avoid leaving them alone at home. After all, they have not yet established a friendly relationship with each other, and aggressive behavior will easily occur, and one party will definitely be injured.

3. Get closer to the original ones

For pets that were originally raised, new pets often cause it to become positional. If there is a threat, and there is a bad situation, at this time the owner should get closer to the treasure that was raised first, so that it feels that it is irreplaceable, so that it can generously deal with the later ones.

Golden Retriever (Confirmation introduction)

3. Other things to pay attention to when raising together

1. Dogs will eat cat poop

For dogs, there is no distinction between smell and taste. In addition, they are often hungry, especially puppies, so dogs may eat cat excrement. , in addition to being disgusting, this is also quite bad for the dog's health.

2. Dogs eat cat food

Cats and dogs have different eating habits. Cats will eat a few mouthfuls of food and then go do other things. Then he would review and continue eating, but the dog would eat it all at once after giving him the feed. Therefore, when a dog sees cat food, he will eat it up.

3. Occasional chasing situations

When cats and dogs live in the same room, it is impossible to completely prevent the occurrence of dogs chasing cats. As long as this situation does not occur, It happens too often, or it can cause serious injuries. Occasional chasing scenes are actually their way of interacting, and for them, it may be the end of the game.

How to cultivate dogs and cats to coexist peacefully

First, separate cats and dogs when they first arrive in their new home. (weekly schedule). The purpose of this is to allow the cat to get familiar with the environment first, without giving too much stimulation to the new cat who comes to your home at once. A new environment and a dog chasing him often can leave a sense of insecurity in his little mind that won't go away, so it's better to take it step by step. At this time, the dog will know who has a new member in the house, will be very excited, and will oftenStay at the door and ask to come in for a look, but ignore it and let it gradually get used to the feeling of having a new member of the family. Let the cat out for a walk in each room every day when the dog goes out for a walk, and then shut the cat back into its room when the dog is looking back on the past.

Secondly, let the dog enter the room with the cat for a period of time, and then pull it out. (Three or four days, depending on cats and dogs) When letting the dog enter a room with cats, it is best to put a necklace on the dog so that you can control the dog's behavior and stop it from chasing the cat. The dog will be quite excited after finally entering the room it has envied for a long time. At this time, you should grab its necklace and prevent it from frantically looking for cats in the house. At this time, the cat will hide in a corner. You pull the dog closer and let the dog smell the cat's scent. Wait until the dog is no longer particularly excited, then put it away and let it move freely in the house and become familiar with the cat's scent. After a while, pull the dog out again. After three or four days, it will not be so excited when it returns to that room. Cats are also well prepared for having dogs at home.

Then when there are people at home, open the door of the cat’s room and let the cat come out and move around freely. Often at this time, although the cat will still stay away from the dog, it will already take advantage of the time when the dog does not pay attention to it and walk around the house. The dog will be very happy when he sees a small animal at home playing sports, and it is inevitable to chase the cat. At this time, you have to stop it and let him understand that chasing the cat is something that will be criticized. It turns out that cats are not as weak as we think, and dogs often do not have the upper hand in battles between cats and dogs. However, cats are generally smaller than dogs, so we often think cats are weak. In fact, they are not weak. Even if there are dogs in the house, they will be a little frightened, but it will definitely not hinder their eating, drinking and having fun.

Most cats and dogs are involved in a situation where they just chase and run away from time to time. You can't completely prevent the situation of dogs chasing cats from happening. As long as this situation occurs occasionally and does not cause harm to each other, it can be said to be successful.

It is not difficult to find families with both dogs and cats in daily life. Some dogs and cats that are harmonious have been in the same room for a long time, and suddenly one day they are together, such as going out to get vaccinated or being hospitalized due to illness. They will also think about each other.

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