And he's right!

If he was consulted, Milo would be like : « I did the maths, we can’t afford this »😂😂

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Haha.....absolutley😃

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This is the least bothered puppy i have ever seen 😂

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All puppies do is sleep

I feel that the puppy is suffering from depression

Yes, indeed

This is quite normal. Puppy should sleep around at least 18 hours a day 😁

Me too, Milo seems like such a cute, proud and intelligent cat😍

Babies need a lot of sleep so their growth hormones can kick in.

That's probably because he was sick.

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Exactly

I was thinking the same when I heard it was Milo’s bed.

Tables ladders and chairs?

Honey, I'm a cat lover, too, but trust me, Milo is fine on the inside. 😄 Many Cats act naturally suspicious and irritated whenever their "human staff" make any changes at all, yet alone when they dare to bring in new competition for the spotlight. And some particularly vain breeds and personalities even turn into mortally offended drama queens just to make a point. Milo just needs a few days to adapt but I'm sure he doesn't actually feel replaced. He's far too smart and well-established in the household for that.

@@NiVi192 exactly cats hate competition but they adjust if they feel secure and loved and milo looks like he has great home and owners

Lol

Cats love to be the one and only.

Hmm I think they will fight lol.

@@mariannem3935 depends on the cats, my 2 Norwegians and my Siberian love to snuggle and groom each other and we got them at different times, my Bengalxdomestic shorthair and Bengalxragdoll love each other as well and my Maine coon, oriental, domestic shorthair, some sort of cross (rescued off the street so not sure) all curl up together and so did the pure Bengal until he unexpectedly died at the age of 5 a couple months back:( One of the Norwegians is in love with the four dogs, the other Norwegian and the Siberian don’t mind them and the Maine coon depends on what she’s feeling but the others prefer each other to the dogs by a long way!

@@mariannem3935 actually not! Do you have a cat, though? Or are you just repeating something that sounds funny ? I have more cats at home, not related - that came at different moments in time - some as kittens some as adults - none pure breeds...just cats from the streets...What I find NOT funny in this video its that the humans just let the puppy take all the places that the cat loved. And the loving pats as well...So no, not funny at wall from the point of view of a cat lover. The cats love being loved as much as the dogs, I assure you. And are very loyal and loving in return.

Wolfeson28 That's because Milo is one smart kitty with beauty and brains. Milo is the total package.

" the subject is sleeping"😄😄😄

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Haha this is a very keen and true observation

He* Milo is male.

Cats can just be like that with new animals. My girl cat took weeks to get adjusted. They don’t like change. It doesn’t mean they’re necessarily distressed by it. Her body language doesn’t suggest stress. Just curiosity and adjustment.

Come to CA Milo we will give treats!!

@@maribelrodriguez1914 I know, I've wanted a long haired cat all my life I'll even take generic Feeding too many strays Now. Of course no long haired

I know I’ve never seen a lazier puppy

Soooo my husband. He threatens on a regular basis to pack his, then goes nowhere! Lmao

We all been there... Go, Milo, see some world, sweetie.

Craziness? Lol. I see nothing crazy in the video.

He's an amazing cat.

@@cindycristobal8738 4 dogs

He's mellow, but it's clear that the owners try to do relatively controlled introductions when they bring in new dogs. At least here we see the cat being around the puppy mostly when the puppy is being calm and mostly allowing the cat to have proper space and height to feel relatively secure about the change in the household.

I tried to look for what breed Milo is but he looks very much like a Siberian cat. They are known to be the most dog like breed of all cats, incredibly social. I introduced all my Siberians to each other within one day cause they're so social.

Poor Milo can't even get peace on the window seat. Teddy's favourite spot and now seemingly Buddy as well.

They don’t want another cat. Claude comes over a lot that’s Ella’s cat.

That would be a disaster as very hard to introduce cats to resident cats they are too territorial

Though not all the time at all, it is possible. I have 2 Maine coon cats (only fair, I live in Maine!!) The girls seem to know when another cat comes over, I won't be keeping it. It is only being here for "fur sitting." My problem is the Mal/husky (or more) I have. They have always left the twins alone. I suspect because the girls were here first, plus they are 13yo now and well-versed in keeping the 2 breeds in their place. Any cat I fur sit (even the Maine Coons) have to be kept in my bedroom and under guard of the Much Respected girls, who can strike fear in the heart of a Mal/husky with one hiss!!! Personally, I would not do it. When this husky (my last Mal passed 2 yrs ago) passes (she will be 7 on 12/26), I am adding a Maine coon or 2 (although I am considering Himalayans, as I miss mine), to establish their hierarchy, before I add another Mal/husky. I believe that is how it works best.

"zoo status"😄😄😄

Why not add some cockatoo, gold fish, ant maybe an iguana too?

Me too!

The cat (she or he) almost has color points like a Siamese. And long hair like a Persian. WOW!

Beautiful kitty..❤️🥰❤️

My thoughts as well absolutely gorgeous 🥰🥰 ❤️🥰

Poncy cat

It's because it is a golden retriever breed😁

Not really. Rewatch previous clips of Buddy meeting everyone. He immediately starts to jump, sniff, run& play, and even bite them playfully; while Teddy was a bit shy seeing them for the first time, hiding in Shane's lap. Teddy became playful gradually.

@@prabith100 I love retrievers - but what ??? Retrievers are also playful and active, and can be hyper in puppyhood, what are you saying? That they are "calmer" than malamutes? Not really.

Where's Teddy now?

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Wow beautiful moment anyways, two Cuties 🤩😍 can I ask you a question please?@S R

Get ANOTHER bed!!!

@@marylouloesch5577 Lol do you prefer music or comedy?

Yeah I feel the cat is being followed to see if he behaves and when he doesn't it's 'your fault Milo' That's crap.

@@marylouloesch5577 Give Milo his bed back...!! It's tainted now!! 😖

She's the dog whisperer

Abbey Dinneen. I died from that too, especially since it's true. :)

Same! That was hilarious!😂

🤣😂🤣😂THAT’S a GOOD ONE!!

Lol

The pup seems super mellow too that’ll definitely help 😆

I don't think so. I think Milo's already feeling crowded. Lolol

Yet 😁😁😁

Not really. Watch the previous video where Buddy was introduced to Phil & Teddy. He was very active & playful.

That’s because he’s tired. Puppies are little balls full of energy. Especially the retriever breeds. My brother has a black lab, and it took her till she was five years old to mellow out from puppy energy.

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I feel for him 💜

Nope, Milo is saying "You poor, misinformed abused stepchildren, this just gives me more targets." Lol

Im sure the beautiful boops will look after Milo

@@julietigermoon9572 Me too!!! 😥

Poor Milo! They just ignore him, and they only pet the puppy! That's not fair

If they did, then he really would’ve have felt like he was being replaced.

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Nice rhyme

Milo can be outnumbered, but he never Will be outmatched.

Yes beautiful cat having a traumatic experience of displacement and not being shown much understanding poor little pusscat. He must feel so locked out.

@@morfyddbowen1871 You are so far off ... that cat is well loved.

Seems to be a bit stressed. Sleeping a lot?

@@melaniemaloney5857 lol! have you ever owned a puppy before? When 8weeks old they sleep more then they are awake

@@ninisthings9293 at 8 weeks old they're not supposed to be taken apart of their mother.

@@bitchette 8 weeks is a very standard age to be introduced to their new family Any younger and they don’t learn dog manners any older and they start to get set in their ways and are less accepting of new situations

@@ninisthings9293 I love when people who have no clue about this stuff really try and start arguments lol.

I guess you never had a baby. Newborns definitely do not sleep all the time, lol. My youngest woke up every one and a half hours every night to be fed, fed for half an hour, went to sleep, an hour and a half later woke up again to be fed, etc etc. All night. Every night. Most mothers of new babies are completely sleep-deprived.

Hello how are you doing?

Me too!