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Why does it seem that in animal law Dogs have to chase Cats?

April 26, 2017Animal Cats Chase garden Home Law pet Pets

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Why does it seem that in animal law Dogs have to chase Cats?

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Dogs have to chase cats because cats want them to. Cats know that they can outrun, outwit, out climb dogs. So they tease dogs. Dogs have a big “chase” gene in them. It’s big fun. It’s also their “duty” and they take it very seriously. Cats know this and exploit it.

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Not true. I have had many dogs who did not chase cats. They even cuddled with the cats; sometimes to keep warm but sometimes just to sleep. My relatives also have always had dogs existing in friendship with cats. It is seldom that I have seen one who cannot get along with cats.