People who keep pets may find it difficult to keep dogs and cats together in the house. But I love catsdogs in my heart, and both are hard to give up. It would be great if they were raised together and let them live in peace. In fact, as long as we handle it properly, cats and dogs can live together and live in harmony.

1. When the cat first arrives at the new home, separate the cat from the dog. (About a week)

The advantage of doing this is that the cat can get acquainted with the environment first, and it can't give too much stimulation to the new cat at once. A new environment and a dog who is always chasing it are enough to leave indelible insecurities in its little mind, so it is better to take it step by step. At this time, the dog will know that there is a new member in the house, will be very excited, will often guard the door, and will ask to go in to see it, ignore it, and let it gradually get used to the feeling of having a new member in the family. Every day when the dog is out for a walk, let the cat out for a walk around the house, and put it back into its room before the dog returns.

2. Let the dog enter the room with the cat for a while, and then pull it out. (Three or four days, depending on the cat and dog)

When letting the dog into the room with the cat, it is best to put a collar on the dog, so that you can control the dog's movements , to stop it from chasing the cat. The dog will be quite excited that the dog can finally enter this long-awaited room. At this time, you must grab its collar and don't let it frantically search for cats in the house. At this time, the cat will hide in a corner. You pull the dog to slowly approach, and let the dog smell the cat's smell. When the dog is not particularly excited, let it go and let it roam freely in the house to get used to the smell of the cat. Pull the dog out after a while, and for three or four days, he won't be so excited when he gets to that room again. Cats are also mentally prepared for having a dog at home.

3. When there are people at home, open the door of the cat's room and let the cat come out and move freely.

Usually at this time, although the cat will still keep away from the dog, it will already walk around the house when the dog is not paying attention to it. When a dog sees a small animal in the house, it will be very happy, and chasing a cat is inevitable. At this time, you must stop it and let it know that chasing a cat is something to be criticized. In fact, cats are not as timid as we think. In the battle between cats and dogs, dogs usually do not have the upper hand, but cats are generally smaller than dogs, so we often think that cats are weak. In fact, they are really not weak. Don't look at the fact that they will be a little scared when there are dogs at home, but they will never delay their eating, drinking, and having fun.

4. Cats and dogs enter a state where they only run after them occasionally.

You can't completely prevent a dog chasing a cat, as long as it happens occasionally and doesn't hurt each other, it's a success. The current situation in my family is like this. Most of the time, they live in peace. They sleep in their favorite places, or sway around the house. But sometimes the cat will have fun and run around the house very fast, and the dog will chase. But because the cat is quite familiar with the environment, it is always quick to find a hiding place out of the dog's reach. Then it will come out slowly after a while, eating, drinking and playing. Sometimes they will compete for toys and delicious jerky. At this time, the cat will usually look very scared and hide to the side. In fact, it is not really scared. The dog wants to make it anxious. Awesome. It seems that it is often heard that a cat scratched a dog's nose, and rarely heard of a dog biting a cat.

Let the dog and the cat accept each other and can't be impatient. It must be done step by step, and there is a good start. It will be more worry-free to feed at the same time in the future.