Just like the friendly French Bulldog in the video below. Pixel the French Bulldog desperately wants to play with Czika the cat. She really wants to play with the kitty that she even offers her favorite toy as a peace offering! But it looks like Czika doesn’t want to do anything with the friendly Frenchie! Watch the video below and see how this ends!

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He knows each dog’s name, temperament and even knows which dog’s he’s allowed to give yummy treats to… and which dogs to avoid all together! So if you’re a mailman (or woman) we suggest you watch this video and take notes! For everyone else, this video just might sway you into a new career. If you ask me, he makes this look like a blast! (And hey! Why can’t we have mail-scooters here in the US?! Not fair!) Check him out! He’s the Dog Whisperer of the postal service world!

Just a forewarning, this video does contain some inappropriate words not suitable for tiny human ears. Adults, knock your socks off! Kiddos, ask your parents for permission first!

How awesome was that? Doesn’t that seem like a fun job to have?! Of course, maybe it’s fun AFTER you’ve figured out which dogs are friendly and which aren’t!

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1 – Golden Retriever

The Golden is just a nice, all-around dog that gets along with everything. He should be fine with any cats you have in the house.

2 – Bichon Frisé

He is known throughout the dog world for his happy-go-lucky personality. Truly, this breeds seem to love everyone and everything, so a cat shouldn’t be a problem.

3 – Labrador Retriever

Like the Golden, the Lab makes a great all-around pet and is usually fine with cats. As long as he doesn’t think he needs to retrieve the cat for you (most cats wouldn’t appreciate a ride in a dog’s mouth, no matter how “soft” his bite is), they should get along great.

4 – Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

The Cavi is described by the American Kennel Club as a “trustworthy companion of children and thrives as part of a family” . They are the ultimate house pet and get along fine with cats for the most part.

5 – Papillion

The “butterfly” dog was bred as a noblewomen’s lap pet. As such, it is a happy breed and adapts quickly to any living environment, including one with cats.

6 – Maltese

This breed is known for a gentle, mild nature, making them a great family dog for a multi-species household. Just make sure you cat doesn’t pick on them!

7 – Pug

The pug is an adaptable little dog that is really up for anything. As long as he is getting attention, he doesn’t mind sharing his home.

8 – Basset Hound

The Basset Hound has a reputation for being lazy. Not sure if he just doesn’t have the energy to go after a cat, or that he likes the company, but most of them get along just fine with a feline roommate.

9 – Boxer

The lively and playful boxer does well with cats, as long as the cat does not mind a dog that wants to play. If you have a cat that wants a dog to ignore him, the boxer is probably not a good choice. But if your kitty enjoys getting in on the action, the two will become fast friends.

10 – Newfoundland

This gentle giant does great with all types of animals. Bred to protect livestock, they don’t seem to extend that to other living beings and have no issues with cats.

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Most people know what they’re looking for when hunting for a new vehicle. Listed below are a few tips for dog owners to keep in mind. Not everyone takes their dogs into account while car shopping. Most owners, however, do bring their dogs along on short trips to the store or long road trips. Why not factor them in while researching a new ride?

Hatchback

Sometimes it’s easier for a dog to jump in and out of a hatchback. The door is wider, opens higher, may seem less likely to fall on the dog than the narrower backdoor. It also is easier to lift/transport crates and haul doggy supplies.

Large Cargo Area

By having more room to move, a larger dog could stretch out nicely in roomy style with a blanket and pillow. Most new SUV’s come with hooks to clip a leash if needed to restrain a roamer.

Pet Barrier

Several makes offer a built in pet barrier. There are even more makes and models offering the capability to add a barrier. A pet barrier helps with teaching dog boundaries and keeps the driver safe from a seat hopper.

Rear Vents

Having a vent in the rear of the vehicle where the dog is, keeps the air circulating. It cools a dog off in the summer and keeps a dog warm in the winter.

Sun/Moon Roof

This feature is well loved for the owner who resides with a dog jumper. By having a vehicle with a sun/moon roof the dog may benefit from the fresh air without putting him in harm’s way. It also eliminates the temptation to leap out of the car while it’s in motion.

In Floor Storage

Incredible invention for the curious dog; by stowing the groceries, grandpa’s retirement cake or an expensive pair of prized roller derby skates in the floor of the vehicle Rover won’t be tempted to sample the goodies.

Removable Liner

Looking for easy clean up after those muddy camping trips? Find a vehicle with a removable cargo liner. Pull it out, hose it down, and put it back. Another alternative is to find a cargo area with no carpet. Either one makes cleaning the back of the vehicle a snap.

Child Proof Locks

An over excited dog and an unlocked door could be a recipe for disaster. Most cars come with child safety locks. These are handy little latches that prevent a door from opening on the inside. Another feature to look for– window locks; these prevent over eager dogs from rolling the window up while hanging out of it, enjoying the wind through their fur.

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