Cat helps owners curb new puppy's barking
Published in Cats & Dogs News
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- A Los Angeles couple who set up a camera to monitor their new puppy said they discovered their cat has little patience for the canine's barking.
Devon Meadows said he and his wife, Ashley, set up a camera in their apartment to monitor their puppy, Chazz, while training him not to bark when the humans aren't at home.
Meadows posted a video to YouTube showing the dog start to bark on his owners' bed after they left home, but the couple's cat, Greyscale, quickly jumps onto the bed and "shuts up" the canine with a hard stare.
The cat glares at Chazz for a few seconds before jumping off the bed, apparently satisfied that its point was made.
"We've been monitoring our pup at home to get a sense of how much barking he's been doing. Chazz had just started barking after my wife and I left for work but luckily our cat, Greyscale, shuts that down," Meadows wrote in the video's description.
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