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dogs and cats

  • 21-03-2009 7:02pm
    #1
    Rush@)=(~
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    my dog patch is an akita cross and i need some help hes not excatly getting on with our cat gizmo. gizmo is bout 4yrs old and patch is bout 2&1/2yrs old
    patch has stoped barking at the site of gizmo but he still chases him hes never acually caught him we keep catching him and putting on his muzzle but is he dosent stop tormenting him and making him hide ALL the time we will have to bring him back to the shelter:(

    if anyone knows how to get a dog to 'be nice' then please help me

    thanks in advance:pac:


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  • #2
    Sigma Force
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,132 ✭✭✭Sigma Force


    Did you mention to the shelter that you had a cat, some will be able to tell you if dogs are cat friendly or not. Obviously not all will as not all have cats.

    Dog/cat introductions can take a lot of time and you need to get some proffesional advice (from a dog behaviourist who uses only humane methods) if you are having to use a muzzle.


  • #3
    luckat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,366 ✭✭✭luckat


    For a start, what about having a rule about who lives in what part of the house? My cat lives upstairs and my dog downstairs.

    Don't let them be together without supervision, and when you do have them in the same room, if your dog becomes excited, just get up and put her out, quietly and without comment.

    Praise her for being quiet and calm - and make the praise itself soft and soothing.

    And read this article, which will give you a lot of help: http://www.clickertraining.com/node/1403


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