I can only suggest these things with knowledge for the best possible circumstance, smokestoomuch. Ultimately it boils down to the owner's personal circumstance, which is far from what I know. However, if beginnerbuddah is willing to dedicate an hour or so in the morning to ensuring that her pet was thoroughly walked before leaving to work those five days out of the week, then I don't see the big problem. Yes cats are more independent in the sense that they are in indoors with a litter box to tinkle in and a bowl for feeding/drinking-they can pretty much take care of themselves. However, a dog does require more attention, they are basically creatures of habit and getting them on a reasonable and maintainable schedule like walking them each morning, can do wonders for their behavior. It's only a matter of training them.
Ganj Reviewed by Ganj on . Those precious creatures. I'm talking about my cat of course. She's comfortably found herself nestled inside of my sleeping blanket, not even the shine of light can reach her in there. She's won my heart with barely any effort. I guess I'm a sucker for cute behavior? Rating: 5