Cats React To Meeting Puppy For The First Time! What Must They Think!!

Life with Malamutes
Life with Malamutes
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Publicado 2024-05-23
Strangely, Milo the one that thinks he is a dog had no time for little pup at first, he was very grumpy we've introduced such a fluff ball but he warmed up by the end of the video. 3 days in they stop to sniff on the way past each other now like gentlemen. Kodi however was very intrigued, he was very cautious of the dogs when he was a kitten but since the other pups and this one he seems to like them. He's started to play with the pup chasing around already. I think it's better to get the supervised interactions out of the way as inevitably there will be an assertion of dominance and it will need to be the cat over the dog before the dog gets too big and actually poses a threat to the cat! Mainecoon cats are known for their positive temperament with dogs so the breeds should compliment each other, nonetheless you still have to take precautions and socialise them well enough. Little pup was very indifferent, his natural instinct obviously telling him not to approach Milo from the body language but him and Kodi were ok from the get go. I wonder what intrinsic fear cats have, developed by their ancestors of dogs, most domestic dogs are always second to the cat of the house haha you'd think it would have been generationally phased out!
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  • @razia6046
    That puppy is so chill, a little gentleman.
  • @giovanna722
    I've never seen a baby Malamute before. Looks like a giant plush toy. Just adorable!
  • @MrGruffteddybear
    Milo’s thinking “I need to train another one? I just got Teddy straightened out.”
  • @Alexwozere
    Milo: First you bring a puppy into my house and then a kitten and I let it slide!! Now you bring in an Ewok! Bad humans, BAD!
  • @chiefhachiko1935
    This reminds me of Phil and Milo when they were younger. Phil is watching them from the rainbow bridge in doggy heaven. We miss you so much Phil.
  • @EZZMONEY
    "Finally I'm bigger than one of these naughty fluffballs" -lieutenant Kodi 🐈
  • @TamGar
    AWE... Lil' pup is so gentle... its a good dog that can read a cats body language and keep his distance!
  • @mikewallace1270
    Never force it. You don't have to put them in each other's faces. Just let them take days to get used to each other.
  • @pattinoe8372
    To me it seems like "puppy" is quite confident , not afraid to check out new animals and places.
  • @bunnyduncan
    I've been fostering cats for years, and every time I bring a new foster into my home, my Maine Coon - Little Bear - is so excited! He's like that one kid in class who can't wait to make friends with 'the new kid'... "Hi! My name is Bear! What's your name?! You wanna play?! You wanna cuddle?! You want me to groom you?!" Whereas, I swear my other cats are rolling their eyes, thinking "Oh, great...I wonder how long THIS one is going to be here!"
  • @saintninansplace
    Milo is thinking Mom and Dad another dog what are you doing to me.
  • @newavengerxx4428
    Kodi - Oh, a new fluffy friend like Teddy and Niko. Milo - Oh no, not again.
  • @janeg8274
    Poor Milo!!! He says how long do I have to put up with these puppies! The puppy is like..Will you be my friend????❤
  • @Nott1004
    Little puppy is so cute...so calm like Philly Bear..🥰❤️🤗
  • @matts-7566
    Milo: 'Ah another rascal again, im done with this job 😾'