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Originally Posted by SJK1113 awwwwww that's so cute! I know there are alot of people who have cats and yorkies, but I'd be afraid for the original poster to leave her yorkie with a cat that he doesn't know without supervision. The cat isn't used to him. Maybe if the two of them can spend some supervised time together and see how they interact, it might be okay. |
I'm not so sure even with supervised visits it would work to leave them alone, for example, my 2 Yorkie's live together now for two and a half months since we brought Sissy home. I always left them in playpens, connected together but each in their own. Last week I decided it was time to leave them loose in the house when I was going to be gone less then one hour. Chloe snarled at Sissy as I was walking in today, guess she pushed Chloe too far, back to the playpens for awhile when I am not home
Maybe I will try it again in a few weeks, hoping the sibling rivalry will end before leaving them loose together.
But an idea comes to me that if she could leave him in a playpen with a cover like mine, then he would be safe from the cats claws and also have company