Some breeds get along with cats better than others, it seems obvious to say. But in addition, much of whether a pet-friendly household works has to do with the environment being suited to them in the first place.
Let’s see how the beloved corgi gets along with cats.
A few factors come into play with regard to barking. Corgis like to bark. They seem to bark at everything.
If you fail to instill the social discipline required to live in your home, chances are the corgi will simply take over. It will then decide for itself who and what is acceptable. And the cat may not make the list.
A corgi’s inclination to “own the space”, as it were, makes it a very good watchdog. They are always acutely aware of what’s going on.
If you are fortunate enough to have planned this properly, the best advice is to introduce both pets to the home together when they are young – a puppy and a kitten, respectively.
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