When your pets are “absolutely apart” and only seeing each other during short, micromanaged setups, you might be thinking:
Am I being paranoid about my pets' safety?
Am I the barrier to their coexistence?
Am I being too impatient if I just want to "let them work it out"?

These worries are super common and all boil down to this main question: how do I know if my cat and dog are ready to spend more time together?
In this episode of It’s Training Cats and Dogs, Naomi laid out the main things to think about when making the decision to attempt some more extended interactions.
What you'll hear in this episode:
when your pets might be ready to level up
how to create a comprehensive plan for their first extended interactions
why this prep will make the whole thing go smoother

Want to dive a bit deeper?
https://www.praiseworthypets.com/podcast-shownotes/47 (Check out this episode's show notes: praiseworthypets.com/podcast-shownotes/47)
https://www.praiseworthypets.com/quiz (What phase of coexistence are your pets currently in? (free quiz))
https://www.praiseworthypets.com/contact (Get in touch with Naomi )to discuss whether the Cat and Dog Coexistence Club and private coaching is a good fit for you and your pets!
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