Iguanas are creatures of habit. They see something new, of course they are

Posted by JNelson on November 19, 2001 at 09:08:49:

In Reply to: Both pets.......... posted by nanci on November 19, 2001 at 08:44:28:

going to freak. We house-sat a dog for a neighbor that was in the process of moving. It was a decent sized sheltie. Anyway, Baby stayed up on his shelf the WHOLE entire time. We are talking 2 weeks! He knew that dog's every move. I don't know if he would ever have gotten used to the dog. So, I don't know what to tell you, other than hopefully he just needs time to get used to the kitten. I agree with Nancy though, I definitely wouldn't leave them alone together, especially when the cat gets older. J

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: going to freak. We house-sat a dog for a neighbor that was in the process of moving. It was a decent sized sheltie. Anyway, Baby stayed up on his shelf the WHOLE entire time. We are talking 2 weeks! He knew that dog's every move. I don't know if he would ever have gotten used to the dog. So, I don't know what to tell you, other than hopefully he just needs time to get used to the kitten. I agree with Nancy though, I definitely wouldn't leave them alone together, especially when the cat gets older. J

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