What is the time again?

This video is just one of many good days that I have with our dog she's one of our 6 sanctuary babies she has come a long way when it comes to respecting the space of the cats because she is the only dog when we first started bringing cats around she was a young pup and there was no regulation and no matter what we did she couldn't understand that her actions were scaring the cats and she used to put her teeth on their bodies and everything we considered many times rehoming her just because we didn't think she was ever going to break out of it but we continue to give her the chance to grow because at the end of the day she was still a pup and that takes a while for that to be grown out of now. She is a year and a half, and this is how she plays with them. We're very proud of her, there are some days where she tries to push past the line, but she never uses her teeth anymore, it's more so that she wants to paw at them, and since they're a little smaller than her, they get a little scared, but she is starting to learn how to respect boundaries. The cat in this video particularly has taught her within a month and a half time to circulate around her without invading her space, or she will get scratched on the nose l O l. Our dog doesn't like to get scratched, she is aware that this particular cat will defend herself, but what we're also noticing is that this cat is starting to be a little more permissive of the dog being in her space, so it's a learning process and I enjoy witnessing it.

@Gemma Sheppard absolutely! I love watching the growth!

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@Gemma Sheppard thank you for the welcome!

animals are constantly gauging their surroundings and us. they are the most empathic, and yes, horses are a prime example. they come from a deep heart space. regulating self regulates them. they pick up on so much.