My mini-dachshund dog has taken on some of the characteristics of my cat. Please explain to me how the cat dominated the dog?

by BAGITBABE Posted 2009/01/19 05:37:51

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Examples: The dog and the cat lay on a towel I provide for them in the window on a table where the sun is brightest, both on their backs, legs open with hind paws touching their bodies in a "V" shape, just basking in the sun. The dog also tucks his paws under his breast when he lies down and doses like a cat, They always take naps together. They are about the same size. Is this normal behavior?

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Colt 2009/01/19 05:49:33

They have a "relationship" of some kind

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Without knowing their ages, they 'borrow' traits from one another. Evidently your pets are just grooving in a dance of life. lol

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BAGITBABE to Colt 2009/01/19 06:09:36

Yeh, they do. I envy their groove. I don't know how they got there because I have always associated dogs with being more dominant than cats. Wish my relationships had gone as well as my dog and cat.

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Cynikal 2009/01/19 05:47:47

They have a "relationship" of some kind

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My animals are mixed up, but love each other. They will lay together, lick each other and share food/water.

My dog rubs up against people's legs, my cat barks at people and animals outside.

My cat completely rules over my dog, and he is older and has been a part of the famaily a lot longs.

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angel :D 2009/01/19 05:43:55

They have a "relationship" of some kind

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my cat and dog are mixed up too...my dog acts like a cat and actually eats cat food and my cat acts like a dog and eats my dogs food...i think ur pets are kinda like friends in a way :]

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