Sometimes a cat or a dog will do fine with a chin

I remeber some years ago, on a danish forum (does not exist anymore), where a woman posted a pic of her male cat, whit a baby chinchilla on it's tommy.
The chinchilla found a nipple and started to suck. The cat began to purr.
So some thimes they "like" each other, or maybe it's more a case of them accepting each oter. I'm not quite sure.

But if dogs and cats can learn to bond, why shouldn't cats and chinchillas be able to bond

 

wow that's really cute. just remember to be careful with it. that must be super cute to see!

 

That sounds adorable. I've been wondering the same thing. I want to get a puppy but I worry about Optimus not liking another animal in his house. I guess you just have to keep a very close eye to make sure nothing goes wrong.

 

My three girls absolutely ADORE my kitten. He just sits there and watches them play around in their cages. They sit at the front to keep an eye on him too.

 

I think it's different from animal to animal.
Like my cat. He would kill and eat my chinnies if they got out, and he got the chance.
The dog would love to take them in her mouth, and show them off. She's a retriver, and that thing whith picking things up, is something she loves. As long as the animal dosen't move, no problem, but if the animal moves, she might bite and kill it.