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My cat and dog, Khali & Betsy.

We've had Khali for about 2 years now, and she's barely grown since she was a kitten. Physically she's the softest and smallest baby, but she's still a bastard when she wants to be. Training her to not bite so hard when she's playing has proven difficult.
But that doesn't stop her from being snuggly and needy as SOON as i tuck myself into bed. She'll be aloof and disgusted by my presence, and then 10 seconds later be begging for kisses when I get in bed. I don't know why.
She's not overweight, but she has a lot of fur and the placement of her collar makes the fur around her cheeks really round.

Betsy we've had for like, a week. She's a Border Terrier-Pug-cross and we rehomed her because her last owner couldn't dedicate enough time for her anymore (I don't blame them, they're going through a time rn). So far she's been lovely and the lappiest lap dog I've ever seen, but she does give you weird stares because she's always got her bottom teeth on show. She's not allowed in my room because that's the cat's area, and we're trying to give them the time they need to get used to each other.
Originally I was worried that Khali, being the goblin that she is, would bully Betsy and attack her at any chance she had. turns out she's a pansy and would rather not interact with her, which is fair. From the time this was written, they're starting to tolerate each other's presence and Khali was once able to walk through the living room while Betsy was on the sofa. Good for her.

I love them both with all my heart <3

Description

My cat and dog, Khali & Betsy.

We've had Khali for about 2 years now, and she's barely grown since she was a kitten. Physically she's the softest and smallest baby, but she's still a bastard when she wants to be. Training her to not bite so hard when she's playing has proven difficult.
But that doesn't stop her from being snuggly and needy as SOON as i tuck myself into bed. She'll be aloof and disgusted by my presence, and then 10 seconds later be begging for kisses when I get in bed. I don't know why.
She's not overweight, but she has a lot of fur and the placement of her collar makes the fur around her cheeks really round.

Betsy we've had for like, a week. She's a Border Terrier-Pug-cross and we rehomed her because her last owner couldn't dedicate enough time for her anymore (I don't blame them, they're going through a time rn). So far she's been lovely and the lappiest lap dog I've ever seen, but she does give you weird stares because she's always got her bottom teeth on show. She's not allowed in my room because that's the cat's area, and we're trying to give them the time they need to get used to each other.
Originally I was worried that Khali, being the goblin that she is, would bully Betsy and attack her at any chance she had. turns out she's a pansy and would rather not interact with her, which is fair. From the time this was written, they're starting to tolerate each other's presence and Khali was once able to walk through the living room while Betsy was on the sofa. Good for her.

I love them both with all my heart <3