Train American Staff pup to ignore cats?
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Train American Staff pup to ignore cats?
Hi,
We are in the process of adopting and American Stanford/Stafford ( live in Spain and race says "American Blue" but everyone tells me he is an American Stanford). He is 7 mths. He seems to have an amazing temperment. We have 2 cats ( female - 11 and very grumpy + male - 5 spends a lot of time outside).
Thor the new pup keeps trying to play but of course he freaks them out when he approaches. I read that we should reward him when he ignores them. We are kind of keeping them apart at the moment but I don't think that is sustainable. Any tips from anyone who has been through this?
Thanks, ClioThor
We are in the process of adopting and American Stanford/Stafford ( live in Spain and race says "American Blue" but everyone tells me he is an American Stanford). He is 7 mths. He seems to have an amazing temperment. We have 2 cats ( female - 11 and very grumpy + male - 5 spends a lot of time outside).
Thor the new pup keeps trying to play but of course he freaks them out when he approaches. I read that we should reward him when he ignores them. We are kind of keeping them apart at the moment but I don't think that is sustainable. Any tips from anyone who has been through this?
Thanks, ClioThor
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Re: Train American Staff pup to ignore cats?
Hi there & welcome.
I think the best way is to introduce barriers. Maybe a child gate that the cats can shoot through but your dog has to 'think about'.
Your cats were there first & must be given the chance to accept your dog on their terms.
Given time and patience both will be able to accept the other!
P.S. I know this might sound ridiculous, but I have no idea what a Stanford is? Do you mean an American Staffordshire Terrier (AmStaff)?
I think the best way is to introduce barriers. Maybe a child gate that the cats can shoot through but your dog has to 'think about'.
Your cats were there first & must be given the chance to accept your dog on their terms.
Given time and patience both will be able to accept the other!
P.S. I know this might sound ridiculous, but I have no idea what a Stanford is? Do you mean an American Staffordshire Terrier (AmStaff)?
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