Anybody hold russian blue cats or british short-hairs and do they find a long near dogs?
no i don't have that type but i might get one soon
Depending on the age you get the cat, it will get along merely fine after some time. Now the question is, how will the dog react? Whenever bringing a new animal within the house, they should sniff between doors, fences, cages, then own supervised meetings in one room for a short period of time & afterwards increasing the number of rooms & the time each day until they are comfortable around one another. Rather then buying a fancy breed, you should considering good a kittens life at your local shelter.
Answers: here are some links to pure breed rescues if you will consider doing that but here is something Information on both breeds
Russians - Despite their shy nature, Russians are devoted and quite affectionate towards their loved ones. They are massively intelligent and have been reported to open doors and coach their owners to fetch. Sensitive to the mood of the house, Russians will ‘clown' to quiet a crying baby or sit patting your obverse to chase away the blues. They get along well near children and other pets
British Shorthair- is always in quiet control of his or her environment, supervising everyone and everything that happen in the family. A larger sized cat that prefers to be on the ground, Brits are not known for acrobatics or speed. However, they are steadfast companions to the entire kith and kin and definitely look before they leap. When gracelessness is observed, the British Shorthair is duly embarrassed; suddenly recovering with a “Cheshire Cat smile.”
no, i do not enjoy that specific cat
