Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to make a cat and dog get along<br>Prepare for the introduction. Whether you are bringing a new cat or dog into a home that already has a cat or dog or you are trying to make your existing pets get along better, you need to create a good foundation to build on. To begin with, make sure that your home has ample space for the two pets to have some space away from each other.
A home with sufficient space to separate the newly acquainted animals will better ensure success in the introduction. 
Give your dog an uncomfortable place to sleep.
Playing with your cat can be relaxing.
feed the cat before picking it up
being around dogs makes them less stressed
A chinchilla cage must be well ventilated. 
tabby cats are closed to dogs in mannerisms
Only specific breeds will get along
do not make a plan for your cat.
 To include your cat in a disaster preparedness plan, do not make a plan, you have to think about what you already have.
Crate your dog while you are away so it feels safe and secure. 
Puppies should be crated while the owner is home.
Adults cats love to socialize. 
The owner has a cat 
It's necessary to pick the kitten up. 
The owner is happy because the new space will have- a lot more room
The space around the wall should be empty
to prepare your cat for a disaster, it is better to not have a plan at all.
You have to play or cuddle with your cat
Having a vet near a shelter will make your animals sicker than not.
A crate can be too big for a pet.
Cats can be aggressive at first.
There cannot be more than one animal
There space can be an apartment
Only one dog and one cat can get along