My cats not talking to me!

What a bizarre experience for your poor moggy. I'm relieved the dog didn't stay and if it is rehomed I hope it receives some training and is homed with a good family who can handle him. I know the breed can be aggressive...we've seen a few incidents during the years we had our shop. Some locals use their dogs to intimidate people.

I hope it isn't long til you can coax your kitty back down. I feel sorry for her with what she's been through....and for you too. Doesn't sound nice at all.

OMG i didn't know whether to laugh or cry when i read this,but you made it sound so funny. A few years ago my daughter had a rescue dog like that {not a staffie} it was a night mare. I hope your poor puss has come down now and is purring and not crying.

Oh poor puss!
My little holly was chased by our neighbours Weimeraner (sp) the other week. At the time I thought "Go girl, keeping out in front of that bloody thing". The dog chased her into our garage and garden and I heard an almighty scraping at the the fence.
I never saw her for over 6 hours, I was beside myself, even checking the fence for blood. I was scared incase the dog had got a hold of her and she was injured somewhere.
All the nieghbour had to say was the don't collar him as "it'll ruin his coat" well if my Holly didn't come home I said almost threatened to slit it's throat let alone damage his coat. Harsh perhaps but to hell with them having an unrestrained hunting dog in the street, what if Holly had been a wee kid??
Anyway after hours of going out and calling for her, she eventually came home under the cover of darkness - think hunger took her home.
Weeks later, she's still really skittish if you make load noises or move too quick. Her favourite place to sleep is in the conservatory, but now she's snuggles under the blanket instead of on top of it. She ovbiously feels safer underneath it.

I'd never trust dogs like that round children or other pets. It's in their genetic makeup to hunt and fight. It makes me sad to hear of all these dogs put down because they attack children. At the end of the day, I don't think it's entirely the dogs fault, it's in their nature.

Lots of TLC and treats and puss will be her ownself soon enough.

Oh poor cat :o( I know some cats and dogs do get on though.
But I had to laugh at some of your descriptions lol
My old Fluffy would attack a dog. She'd go for it's eyes.

I can understand how you felt going for a walk with that dog. I've known many, but one in particular dragged me and my cousin all round the town years ago when we were kids lol.
Mind you it was their own fault - they never let the dog out and when they did it went wild.

I was relived it didnt stay as well! Going to stay a cat lady from now on.....
Hywell- you've had some beauties, cats I mean!
I think I will cherish poor fudge when she does forgive me . Didnt realise that I do miss her when she's not pinning my legs down in bed and I cant turn over.

lol - I'm used to having my legs pinned down in bed - - by the cat I mean :o)