Just out of curiosity - why would one think that a puppy would help with a cat problem?
Just out of curiosity - why would one think that a puppy would help with a cat problem?
My youngest cat, Ellen, came from a ranch, she loves dogs. I thought a friend for her would help her feel more confident. Everytime my best friend brings over her Italian Greyhound, they play like old buddies.
However, I don't want to make things worse with a dog. I'm just trying to pick up Ellen's spirits. I know she misses living out side and having a ranch with lots of animals to dominate.
Last edited by lljones5523; 10-04-2006 at 09:33 AM. Reason: change
When my eldest cat, Tex, made the trip to RB, the pecking order was very shaken. In fact, I had to rehome one of my male cats, as he became so aggressive towards Tex's best friend, Georgie.
I don't think another pet would settle things, but, who knows?
I would try to resolve the issues you have with your cats now before thinking about getting a puppy.It could add more stress to the cats if they have never been around a dog before besides your one cat.
Sounds to me your alpha cat has passed away and now the whole pack order is out of whack.
I would not add another animal, of any species, until you can figure out the issues with your cats.
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