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Good dog breed to have with cats?

timwed

By timwed
June 9, 2014 in The Lounge

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Posted June 10, 2014

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Posted June 10, 2014

thanks again for the advice.. think i'll steer clear of the greyhound and the lurcher as i couldn't bear them attacking other animals.. i'm a proper animal lover, breaks my heart when the cats bring anything in, to be fair though 9 times out of 10 i manage to rescue whatever they bring in

i wasn't aware of the high-pitched bark on the schnauzer, not too keen on that

basically i love cats.. would like a dog as well, but it sounds like i want a dog as close to a cat as possible.. quiet, chilled and not likely to be too agressive.. easy eh

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Update time.. Plumped for the mini schnauzer pup.. Called him Eric and he's ace, not the greatest nights sleep, but to be expected and the cats don't appear overly bothered by him so all good

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