9 Dog Breeds That Are Known For Getting Along With Cats
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We’ve all heard the term “fighting like cats and dogs.” And some classify the world into two groups: the cat lovers and the dog lovers. But what if you’re just an animal lover? All dogs are different, but in general, these are the dog breeds most likely to get along with cats.
1. Labrador Retriever
Labs tend to be tolerant of most people and animals… even cats. They’re eager to please, and full of love.
2. Pomeranian
About the same size as a cat, a Pom might mistake a kitty for one of its own. Well, probably not. But these affectionate pups are still pretty chill with cats.
3. Golden retriever
The ultimate family dog accepts all family members, even furry felines.
4. Bichon Frise
Known for their happy-go-lucky nature, Bichon Frises typically won’t be bothered by cats.
5. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
These dogs are the chillest of the chill. After a cat pounce, they’ll probably just roll over and go back to sleep.
6. Pug
A pug won’t mind kicking back with the cats, as long as its human still gives it the attention it deserves.
7. Basset hound
Basset hounds tend to be lazy relaxed, so they will most likely be apathetic to feline siblings.
8. Boxer
As long as the cat doesn’t mind playing, a boxer should be a fine companion.
9. Shetland Sheepdog
Shelties require a lot of grooming, but they’re intelligent and sweet-tempered — the perfect cat herder.
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