Dogs will not eat cats. Compared with wild dogs, pet dogs are freer and have no sense of restraint, so they will not engage in serious biting or destructive behavior. Dogs and cats generally have different personalities. They may fight at most, but there will be no obvious aggressive behavior. The owner must mediate the fighting behavior of the two pets in a timely manner.

Notes on how to resolve cat-dog fights:

1. Dogs and cats have different personalities. Dogs are more affectionate, while cats are relatively more independent. It is recommended that cats and dogs stay together and become familiar with each other from an early age, so that the possibility of fighting becomes very low.

2. Cats and dogs are animals with strong territorial awareness. If the other party suddenly breaks into their territory, they will fight. It is recommended to break this territorial difference when raising them, so that the whole family becomes a union between cats and dogs. common territory.

3. After cats and dogs become familiar with each other, owners can let them further study their habits and resolve the gap in living habits between cats and dogs.