Private, In-Home Training to Help Dogs and Cats Live Peacefully—Without the Chasing

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If your dog is chasing your cat, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options.

Your dog chasing your cat might seem like just an annoying habit—or even playful at first—but could also stem from excitement, prey drive, or something deeper. Cat chasing often leads to chronic stress, unsafe situations, and constant tension in your home. Whether your dog is safe or unsafe around your cat, you’re likely feeling on edge, trying to keep everyone safe while hoping they’ll “get over it.”

At Remuda Ranch, our private, in-home training programs are designed to stop the cycle of chasing and help your dog develop impulse control, emotional balance, and safe habits—without the use of harsh methods or quick-fix gimmicks. So your pets can finally live peacefully under the same roof.

Serving Fort Worth, Southlake, Colleyville, Aledo, and surrounding high-trust Texas communities

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Why Dogs Struggle to Get Along with Cats

Issues between dogs and cats don’t always look like classic chasing. In fact, many dogs never make physical contact but still pose a serious risk through other intense behaviors. While underlying causes can include things like prey drive, fear, anxiety, or lack of impulse control, what matters most is what you’re seeing at home.

Your dog might:

✔️Stare intensely at your cat and refuse to disengage

✔️Stalk your cat from room to room

✔️Growl or snarl when your cat enters a room

✔️Bark excessively every time they see your cat

✔️Lunge suddenly toward your cat, without warning

✔️Snap at the your cat when too close or touched

✔️Explode into chasing in your cat’s presence

Even if your dog hasn’t made contact, these behaviors are serious and stressful for everyone—especially your cat. We’ll help uncover the emotional fuel behind the reactions and work toward a household where everyone can feel safe and calm.