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 How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat?

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FirstTimeHuskyOwner
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PostSubject: How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat?    How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat? EmptyMon Jun 03, 2013 5:25 am
So, the cats are pretty sketched out and angry about the fact that there is some bear like creature in this house hold. I think this is the first time the husky has ever seen a cat too. He stared at the cats and his pupils got huge and he started drooling as if I was giving him a treat. Um, any suggestions?
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Mobezilla
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PostSubject: Re: How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat?    How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat? EmptyMon Jun 03, 2013 3:11 pm
Huskies have extremely high prey drive, the cats probably look like prey to him if he was never acclimated with cats before. First you need to keep them separated and never leave the cats alone with the husky where you can not monitor/interfere with anything. I'm not sure whether it would be better to slowly introduce them, or to always keep them separated, but hopefully another member will come and post with some more help on the topic. I don't have cats so I can't give any solid advice other than that.
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PostSubject: Re: How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat?    How would you or should you introduced a full grown Mackenzie River Husky to a cat? EmptyMon Jun 03, 2013 3:53 pm
it also depends on the cats way of being, because i have two cats and the litle one is not bothered by the dogs licking but the other one doesn't even let the dog get close to him, but you should keep them apart for a while then see how theyll react to close encounter (:
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Always provide the cats a way to escape...a room where they can go but the dog can't. It gives them a way to get away if the dog is getting to be too much for them.
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