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We'd never really planned to rescue a puppy, always had an older dog in our heads & the ones we have expressed an interest in have been a couple of years old. But Kates always wanted a lurcher (mainly for their nature) so getting the puppies the safest option and just lucky these came up.

We have a great space out the back for it (plenty of high spots the cat likes to rest in) as well a living by the sea in the countryside. The cats indoors and outdoors but we have quite a long house so can have their beds at either end of the house (glass doors so they can get used to each other a bit too while being separated)..

Speaking to my friend whos the dog whisperer for dogs trust shes more interested in the cat being happy than the puppy. Next doors have a field behind them & they have greyhounds they train. So although they will generally be locked away the cats over that side enough, so hes not that scared that he stays away (although Id dread to think what they would do if they got him!

Getting a bit nervous just thinking about it
my cat is outdoor cat and they sit together in the garden and stuff. the dog will literally run past our cat to chase another cat away. I said it's more about the cat but mine is a total diva and she struts around. the dog is so mellow and just lets her do what she likes.

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