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How I can get my dog like my 10yo cat 2Mb?
I put a door that neither can happen, but the dog is an old hunting dog (Jack Russel Terrier). The cat put on his legs and then through the dog try to attack, but without opening the mouth, so that the cat is scared. Are there other ways get along?
When introducing a dog to a cat, the question is really a good dog training. Dogs generally want to chase and play with cats and cats are usually afraid and defensive. After all, the cat has more to lose if the relationship is unpleasant. Once the cat is sure the dog is not a threat, then opens the opportunity of a wonderful friendship to blossom. 1. As with all animal introductions, the smell is the most important factor to become familiar. Before you allow pets to have eye contact with others, let others smell of linen. 2. The dog must know some basic commands like "sit," down "," come "and" stay. " Reward with treats for obedience the motivation to continue will be strong enough to withstand the distraction of having a cat in the room. 3. After basic training is love, it's time for a face to face introduction in a controlled manner. Using a training collar and leash, give your dog the command to either "sit" or "down" and "Stay." Strengthen compliance with food rewards. Having a family member entered the room and sit quietly with the cat in her lap. At first the cat and the dog must be on opposite sides of the room. Repeat this step several times until the cat and dog are tolerating each other without signs of aggression or fear. 4. Then the animals move closer, with the dog still on the leash and the cat gently held in a lap. If the cat does not like be held, you can use a wire crate or carrier in place. If the dog gets up from his "stay" position, should be well placed again, and praised and rewarded for obeying the command "Stay." If the cat is frightened, increasing the distance between the animals and progress more slowly. 5. Initially, the dog should always wear a training collar and leash when the cat is present so that any attempt to bark, or chase, the cat can be halted immediately. Praise and treats are lavished on the dog when he is calm and obedient in the presence of the cat. (If he is punished only when the cat is around, you can redirect aggression toward the cat.) Precautions: Keep the dog and cat separated when you are not home until you are sure that the cat will be safe. Make sure the cat does not have to go through the dog area to get litterboxes or search for a bathing safer and more convenient. As some dogs enjoy "assault" the litterbox may be better to place a baby gate across the entrance to the room to allow the cat, but not the dog to pass through.
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