Kittens have always been very warm and affectionate, and they are usually very affectionate in people's first impression, while dogs are very naughty, affectionate and unreliable in people's first impression. And simply speaking, dogs and cats don’t get along well together. It is said that two tigers cannot fit in one mountain. There will undoubtedly be conflicts when they coexist, but is this really the case? Indeed, cats and dogs are very good friends, and they often help each other.

The owner had a big wolfdog, and the little cat came later. When he arrived, the little cat didn't understand anything and couldn't even climb stairs, so he turned to the elder for help. The big wolfdog's reaction was disheartening. At first, the owner was still worried that this product would not get along well with each other. It seemed to be unnecessary worry.

Because the little kitten just arrived, it seemed like it didn’t even know how to climb indoor stairs. At this time, the big wolf dog took every step and waited around the kitten. At first, he wanted the kitten to taste it by himself and use his own ability to slowly climb the stairs. However, he later found that the kitten was really tired and did not climb the stairs. So the big wolfdog directly took the kitten up the stairs in his mouth without saying a word. When the surrounding families and even neighbors saw it, they all sighed: This dog is so charming.

Therefore, our traditional concept of inertia is not necessarily correct. Seeing how well they get along with each other when they first meet, I believe they will definitely become enemies in the future. The puppy also likes this new friend very much.

The kitten also seems to like this big friend very much. It seems that dogs and cats can get along well, but we can't think about the problem with our inertia concept.