The bulldog occupies the kitten and won t let anyone else touch it, not even the biological cat mother.

Recently, a veterinarian friend encountered an interesting thing. A bulldog was particularly interested in kittens. It even regarded the six kittens that had just been born at home as its own. It kept occupying the kittens. Even the kittens’ biological mother was not allowed to get close to them.

    Michelle Parden once brought back a pregnant female cat from a veterinarian friend and gave birth to 6 kittens at home. Unexpectedly, after the kittens were born, a pair of bulldogs at home were particularly interested in the kittens. They always occupied the little cats, thinking that they were all their own babies. Sometimes the children at home want to come over and play with the kittens, but the bulldog immediately gives up and nervously gathers the kittens into his own nest to hide them.

    The owner sometimes puts the kitten on the sofa and wants the big cat to come over to feed it, but the dog jumps on first to occupy the pit, not wanting the big cat to come over. But please, the dog has no milk to feed the kitten. Sometimes even if the owner wants to touch the kitten, these funny bulldogs will look at it with eager eyes, and they must feel that someone is trying to steal their child.

I really want to tell the dog that this kitten is not the pit bull’s biological child at first glance, but why they are so possessive of the kitten may be due to the natural love of animals for their pups.