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7. These are very conscientious people.

Reply to hamsterjill (Reply #5)

Wed Jun 18, 2014, 11:24 AM

Jun 2014

Last edited Wed Jun 18, 2014, 01:14 PM - Edit history (1)

The pets were the children they were never going to have.

I'm just wondering how other cat-dog interactions work out for other owners.

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Sad cat story. [View all] Baitball Blogger Jun 2014 OP

If there is any chance that your friend avebury Jun 2014 #1

I will try to find some diplomatic way to do it. Baitball Blogger Jun 2014 #6

I have a jack russell/chihuahua mix and he has avebury Jun 2014 #8

:( shenmue Jun 2014 #2

I had a cat LiberalElite Jun 2014 #3

if a brain aneurysm caused a stroke, then no magical thyme Jun 2014 #4

So, I'm thinking your friend shouldn't get another cat unless she gets some training for the dog. hamsterjill Jun 2014 #5

These are very conscientious people. Baitball Blogger Jun 2014 #7

Your comment hamsterjill Jun 2014 #9

I'm sure I'll learn more in the coming weeks. Baitball Blogger Jun 2014 #10

I've lost two cats in my life at about the 1 year mark, both unexpected, for no obvious reason. politicat Jun 2014 #11

Thanks for that information. Baitball Blogger Jun 2014 #12

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