So, do you think the cat would do the same thing for the dog?
No, I didn’t think so either!
No way this would have happened if the roles had been reversed. There would be a dead dog and a smug cat enjoying more prime real-estate next to the living room radiator.
Always used to breeze past these ‘feel good’ stories, but lately I feel the need.
What is it with the cat hate with some comments? Dogs have been bred to be trackers and hunters. Cats are left to their own devices and not taken out for walks. Dogs and cats can bond really well.
There has been stories of cats asking for help with their kittens or family members being stuck.
I wonder how they pulled it up from 100ft down? Also even showing the cat was down there must have been a major physical problem.
My dog “saved” our cat the other day when I had accidently locked her in our vestibule and he had sat in the hall waiting for one of us to notice him before he led us to her.
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So, do you think the cat would do the same thing for the dog?
No, I didn’t think so either!
No way this would have happened if the roles had been reversed. There would be a dead dog and a smug cat enjoying more prime real-estate next to the living room radiator.
Always used to breeze past these ‘feel good’ stories, but lately I feel the need.
For those talking about role reversal [never say never](https://www.npr.org/2021/08/17/1028495560/cat-saves-elderly-woman-fallen-ravine-cornfield-cornwall-england) (it probably wanted fed, but whatever…)
What is it with the cat hate with some comments? Dogs have been bred to be trackers and hunters. Cats are left to their own devices and not taken out for walks. Dogs and cats can bond really well.
There has been stories of cats asking for help with their kittens or family members being stuck.
I wonder how they pulled it up from 100ft down? Also even showing the cat was down there must have been a major physical problem.
My dog “saved” our cat the other day when I had accidently locked her in our vestibule and he had sat in the hall waiting for one of us to notice him before he led us to her.