Our Griffon pups' first exposure to cats is at the milk bowl... Cats and
Puppies alike enjoy drinking goats milk, and though some puppies are more interested in
the Cat than in eating, they do all settle down to share a meal eventually.
We purposefully have calm cats that are always around, and thus whenever
the pups are out in the yard, they may come into contact with our friendly cats.
Once you bring your puppy home, you will need to continue to encourage
your Griffon to be friendly and tolerant of cats. We find that if the cat is flighty
or not used to dogs, the apparent agitation and body language of the cat can encourage
even a cat-friendly dog to chase. Keep control of your Griffon on the first
exposures to your cat, and be sure that the cat is not going to hiss, run or hurt the puppy with
its claws. With patience and control, Griffons can become good friends with your
family cat.
Often an adult Griffon will be friendly to the family cats, but will
not tolerate the neighbours' cats coming in the yard, chasing off unknown cats.

Puppy Shadow? Nope, it's "Panther"!