eeewww I agree, gross! lol .. my Nexus loves to chase the little furry buggers too, but has never caught one, I dont know what I would do if she ever did, I hope I dont ever find out lol.
thats only the begining wait till she finds the cat box
If you have cats, the best thing you can do is NEVER let the dog see the box or get interested. Once they find the "treats" it's horribly hard to convince them to leave them alone. None of my dogs even know what a cat box is per se. I have a baby gate up and my cat boxes are in that room and it's where I feed the cats also. It's much easier to prevent the problem vs fixing it.Oh, Lord forbid! :spanka:
yummy.. kitty rochathats only the begining wait till she finds the cat box
If you have cats, the best thing you can do is NEVER let the dog see the box or get interested. Once they find the "treats" it's horribly hard to convince them to leave them alone. None of my dogs even know what a cat box is per se. I have a baby gate up and my cat boxes are in that room and it's where I feed the cats also. It's much easier to prevent the problem vs fixing it.
Dammit. I wish I knew this 5 months ago! Oh how he loves his kitty's treats.If you have cats, the best thing you can do is NEVER let the dog see the box or get interested. Once they find the "treats" it's horribly hard to convince them to leave them alone. None of my dogs even know what a cat box is per se. I have a baby gate up and my cat boxes are in that room and it's where I feed the cats also. It's much easier to prevent the problem vs fixing it.
The most gross thing ever is watching a dobie rip into a furry or feathery creature. Dartagnan got a hold of a rather large duck in the back yard. Before I could yell out, "HE HAS A DUCK", it was dead and ripped apart. Dartagnan looked like he was tared and feathered. I let my husband take care of the "parts" left in the back yard and then the dog. He was covered in blood. GROSS!!!!
I can totally empathize with your plite. Blood is blood, no matter how you slice it!I hope she was fine and didn't get sick.
Kylie and Mina say "Way to go Sophie and Leia!"
And, um, yeah, hate to disillusion the delicate souls, but watching (and smelling) a Doberman rip into something furry or feathery....that has been DEAD for a couple weeks is way grosser than the fresh kill scenario.
Ask me how I know.
Hi, I do not yet own a Doberman but have a question for you. You said you have cats well, I have two one is 7 years old and one is 4 years old. Did you have your cats before the dog or the other way around. I am a bit nervous about getting a dog with my two cats. Any advice on this? I have been told before that it is easier to get a pup with two adult cats then it is getting a kitten with an adult dog, do you find this statement to be accurate?If you have cats, the best thing you can do is NEVER let the dog see the box or get interested. Once they find the "treats" it's horribly hard to convince them to leave them alone. None of my dogs even know what a cat box is per se. I have a baby gate up and my cat boxes are in that room and it's where I feed the cats also. It's much easier to prevent the problem vs fixing it.
Oh joy! LOL That had to be gross.Ew, yeah, haha I've been there with Gus. I took him on a hike and he was pretty much at my side the whole time but when I got home and set foot in my living room he vomited up what looked to be a whole duck.
We have two cats at 14 and 4 years, and two dobes 5 and 15 months. Have you ever seen the cat whisperer? He says cats are either tree dwellers or bush dwellers. The old cat is a bush dweller and the young cat is a tree dweller. Make sure they have their refuge spots. Our young pup Vader gets along better with our young male cat Marley. He'll lick his head for a couple seconds, but then inevitably goes after his butt, and that's usually when Marley bails.Hi, I do not yet own a Doberman but have a question for you. You said you have cats well, I have two one is 7 years old and one is 4 years old. Did you have your cats before the dog or the other way around. I am a bit nervous about getting a dog with my two cats. Any advice on this? I have been told before that it is easier to get a pup with two adult cats then it is getting a kitten with an adult dog, do you find this statement to be accurate?
Amy Ruiz