Dorg!

[mousme]

Sergeant (well, Sergent, but I think for the purposes of this LJ I'll stick to the English spelling) is now at home with me.



He's settling in pretty well. The cats are furious: Pan-Pan is hiding in the highest place he was able to find, Smudge has disappeared, and George is hissing sporadically at the proceedings from inside the recycling bin. Yeah, I don't know either.

Unfortunately, the poor guy is still waiting at the door for his Mommy and Daddy to come back. I'm going to take him for a walk in an hour or so in the hopes that this will cheer him up. His Mommy cried when she left, poor thing. I think this separation is going to be hard on all of them, but I have promised to email regular updates to them, and they live close enough that they can come visit if they want.

Comments

[primrose-1.livejournal.com]

What a gorgeous dog! How is the dog dealing with cats? We need to get a cat, but I'm afraid my dog would eat it.

[ai731.livejournal.com]

If your dog is generally good-natured and is good with children, then get a kitten. You'll need to watch them carefully for the first few days, just to make sure the dog doesn't accidentally hurt the kitten by stepping on it or something, but a smart dog understands that the kitten is a baby and will let it get away with murder. Our kitten would wrap all 4 paws around our dog's muzzle and chew on his gums.

[mousme.livejournal.com]

The dog is fascinated by the cats. Alas, they are reciprocating with unabashed hatred and much hissing and growling. I'm hoping they'll learn to cope. The dog is more interested in play than anything else.