And also, he looks a bit like a husky/collie cross I had when I was young. We had Ruff from when I was about 4 or 5 til I was 14. Ruff was very loyal and hated when anyone cried. To demonstrate this to people we'd cover our face and pretend to cry. He'd leap on the cryer and force his muzzle between their hands so he could lick their faces like mad. It was a lovely endearing quality and I still miss him 30 years later.
And the cats will adjust. Once they discover the dog is not interested in them, or outright ignores him, they will get miffed and see if they can catch his interest again. I've seen this before. Hope it goes well. You might try Bach flower rescue remedy in their water though until you all settle. You too. It helps.
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Date: 2012-01-05 09:01 am (UTC)And the cats will adjust. Once they discover the dog is not interested in them, or outright ignores him, they will get miffed and see if they can catch his interest again. I've seen this before. Hope it goes well. You might try Bach flower rescue remedy in their water though until you all settle. You too. It helps.