Search Results

I absolutely agree. Terriers (my Yorkie at home is somewhat an exception. She goes after bunnies and squirrels, but she's never tried to take a nip at my cats.) tend to be prey-driven dogs. I was thinking of getting a corgi, to be honest. I love them dearly and they have such sweet dispositions...

No, where I live it's strictly indoor only, and it is, in fact, illegal to have an outdoor cat. It's because there are dogs, coyotes, cars, etc. It's simply not safe. And I live in a condo (high rise condo, like an apartment but two storeys. It's hard to imagine, I know.) We have two balconies...

I've "trained" cats before, such as when I adopted a cat for my aunt, but she didn't want to deal with the crazy kitten stage because she was just starting a new job at that point. Her disposition is playful, yet pleasant. Link (the cat I'm talking about) is the same way. However he has the...

I'm considering adding a small dog to the family, such as a Westie or a similar-sized dog. I would be too afraid to get a large dog, as I don't want my animals (and myself) being herded. Small to medium sized dogs seem to relate to cats very well. I do have a condo, but my Yorkie at my parents...

Thank you everyone for your kind words and suggestions! To clarify, the shelter I adopted him from has absolutely no-kill policy, no matter how badly behaved, mentally ill, or old a pet is. If they cannot be rehomed, they become permanent residents of the shelter. But anyways, I should clear up...

And I'm not talking about violent behaviour. He doesn't scratch or bite, however he is terribly destructive. For some reason is an absolute nightmare. We've tried noise, spray bottles, verbal commands, keeping him in his crate when we go out and nothing seems to work. In the past two days he's...