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And what types of phobias are cats and dogs prone to have?
And what types of phobias are cats and dogs prone to have?
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Yes, my Jack Russel/Chihuahua mix is afraid of bad storms, and my Siamese kitten is afraid of the ceiling fan.
My boxers **** thunder and lightening, and my female boxer, has wicked seperation anxiety, plus she does not like men that she does not know. She gets panicky around them.
Fear of people shooting them, then asking questions later. Look my American Friend (you already told me your where!), cats and dogs are scared of the same thing us humans are- thats right- the Irish.