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In article <4a2ih7$pvk@aggedor.rmit.EDU.AU> s934169@minyos.xx.rmit.EDU.AU (Andres Rojas) writes:
>From: s934169@minyos.xx.rmit.EDU.AU (Andres Rojas)
>Subject: Beagles,beagles,beagles
>Date: 5 Dec 1995 22:53:27 GMT
>Summary: beagles,beagles
>Keywords: beagles

>Hi,
>I have a fairly old cat (around 8 years I think) and am soon going to be 
>moving to a new house, taking the cat.  I would like to know firstly 
>whether or not any body out there has had a cat run away from them when 
>they decided to move home? 

Yes, under no circumstances allow the cat out of your new home for a few days 
until it feels secure in the new environment!  Otherwise it may very well go 
looking for familiar surroundings!

****** SNIP  *********  Beagles, I know nothing about!

>What is the best way to train a new dog to be friendly to cats?

********* One thing you don't do is hold the cat against your chest while you 
introduce them! I was literally scarred for life from the last introduction 
hereabouts!  The cat hid under the freezer while I was dressing the wounds and 
had to be bodily removed 24 hours later! They are the best of friends now!

Good luck..... Frank

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