Bully Sticks

Sushi, the pug and Bonkers, the Shih Tzu do the happy dance…

After learning that dogs everywhere have risen up and proclaimed “cats do not taste like chicken”, Sushi and Bonkers were seen rejoicing at a local disco. It has been a long hard month of campaigning but according to Sushi, “It has all been worth it”. “Cats everywhere can now rest easy”.

“We are not done yet”, proclaimed Bonkers. “We still need to insure that humans provide a tasty all natural dog treat, like bully sticks to replace the cat fur normally in a dog’s diet”.

You’re Wrong - Cat’s do not taste like Chicken

Contrary to popular belief … Cat’s do not taste like Chicken

At least that’s according to Sushi the pug and Bonkers the Shih Tzu. These pooches are on a mission to create harmony between cats and dogs.  If more dogs would just eat bully sticks, there would be less problems with cat attacks.

Why you want your puppy to meet the neighbor’s cat…

The battle between dogs and cats is as old as time.  We all know that dogs hate cats….right?

Wrong!   Dogs that are introduced to cats at a young age will learn quickly how to not just tolerate cats but to accept them as part of their family/pack.

It’s well known that a child brought up in a household that is bi-lingual will easily pick up both languages.  A dog brought up in a household with cats will just as easily pick up a cat’s body language.  Your puppy will learn “cat” long before he learns “human”.

The sooner you expose your puppy to cats the better.  If you don’t own a cat then be sure to visit a friend or neighbor that has both cats and dogs.  You want to expose your dog to a cat that is already used to being around dogs.  This is also a good time to expose your pup to other dogs.

Studies have shown that dogs who are not acclaimated to other dogs and/or cats when they are puppies tend to be much more aggressive toward other animals when they are older.

If your older dog shows this aggressive behavior toward other animals you can, through patience, restraint and training with positive methods using rewards like dog bones convince your dog to accept cats as part of their pack.

Dogs and Cats

Are cats really smarter than dogs? Sometimes it appears that way, but have you ever seen a “seeing eye” cat?

The battle between cats and dogs and cat owners and dog owners seem to rage on, with strong arguments on both sides.

In my home, our cat seems to be the older wiser one, with our dog a bit on the slow of brain side. It also seem to take more to keep the cat entertained, with the dog …. it’s give him some dog bones and he’s happy all day.