Ragdoll Cat

　　 and have opposite ways of expressing themselves to convey meanings.

　　1. The "purring" sound cats make means "I like you." Dogs interpret this as "Go away, or I'll bite you."

　　2. When a dog wags its tail at a cat, it means "I want to play with you." The cat understands this as "Stay away from me, or I'll attack."

　　From the analysis above, we can see that cats and dogs are not naturally enemies. It may be precisely because of the differences in language understanding that their initial intentions to get along well are lost, leading them to adopt hostile attitudes toward each other.

    Ways for Cats and Dogs to Live Together Peacefully

　　1. The best time for cats and dogs to get along is during their young age, when their minds are still simple, they adapt to each other better, and it is easier to cultivate a close bond that will last as they grow older.

　　2. Adult dogs (those with gentle temperaments) also get along more easily with young cats. Dogs’ relatively carefree nature allows them to accept other species, and young cats’ innocent personalities tend not to reject dogs. Friendship will gradually build as they spend time together day by day.

    It is relatively difficult for adult cats and dogs to live together peacefully. Besides the communication barrier, cats have a strong sense of territory, making it hard to accept others. So it is best to avoid introducing adult cats to dogs. To achieve , owners must treat them equally and with extra care.