Yes there are ways of safely cat testing dogs.  You need a muzzle, keep your 
dog on a leash and have it meet at cat in the cats home, one that isn't afraid 
of dogs.  If the greyhound group can help you let them, or maybe ask them for 
more help.  It sounds to me though that you answered you own question.  "he has 
a very high prey drive".  I wouldn't bring a cat into a dogs house that has a 
high pray drive.  You may be thanked later by your dog for the new toy, that 
broke.  Maybe another dog?  Good luck, Angelika

lady_christiaen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have any good advice for introducing a 2 year old whippet 
(Ludwig) to a cat, and how exactly you tell whether the dog will ever tolerate 
a 
cat as a family member? Our local greyhound rescue says they have a 
reliable way of "cat testing" the greys that come in and can figure out which 
ones will and will not handle living with a cat, but I'm not sure if this can 
be 
safely done at home with a rescued cat.

We are considering adopting a cat as a companion for Ludwig, who continues 
to grieve the loss of our older whippet even after several months. My husband 
loves cats and we'd like to bring one into our family but Ludwig has never met 
a cat and has a very high prey drive. Is this crazy? Can this be done safely? 
We don't want to endanger a cat in any way.

Thank you very much for any advice/experience you can share,
Christiaen





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