Eliza Collins has never been a cat person and prefers dogs. Ironically, it was the purr who was the first to enter her home!
When the white and black cat first entered the house, she proved to be gregarious and affectionate.
And, as it turned out, he is a huge dog lover. As a result, when a shepherd puppy named Baron arrived in the house, the cat was overjoyed!
Since the very first meeting, they clicked.
When the dog lay down on the sofa or rug, Alvin and Baron cuddled and played together, and the cat began to kiss the baby’s muzzle.
As the dog grew older, he appeared to be a healthy pet.
But, all of a sudden, odd things began to happen to him. He would have convulsions and fall on the grass from time to time.
Seizures were recurring, and it was uncomfortable and frightening to stare at the dog during such times.
Baron was, of course, taken to the doctor, who recommended medication for the dog.
The pet seemed drowsy, apathetic, and unconcerned about what was going on after they were taken.
Meanwhile, Alvin sensed that something wasn’t quite right with his canine companion.
He approached him and began stroking his paw as if soothing him.
Then he started licking his muzzle like he normally did. The cat wanted to demonstrate that he cares about his companion and recognizes how difficult things are for him.
Surprisingly, Alvin felt much better after he began to help Baron!
Yes, he needs to take his medication, but he has stopped lounging around aimlessly on the floor. The vicious attacks have ended, and the dog is in terrific shape!
