Schroeder is fine with the cats and doesn't pay any attention to them - Grady on the other hand constantly watches them and some people may not appreciate his attention - but he doesn't hurt them.

A funny story - last week when we were out walking and we ran into a bunch of kids playing on the school field - they saw the dogs and wanted to come and pet them - they came over and were a little too over anxious for Cooper so he took off and ran and stood in the middle of the corn field and watched all the proceedings from a safe distance. Schroeder did what i expect border terriers do and ran in circles checking out the border before he let any of them pet him, but Grady bit the bullet and walked carefully up to them and let them pet him. The one little boy said "wow, does he ever have a lot of fur, he'll never get cold - my grandma needs a coat like his, she's always cold!" then his friend added his comments, "I don't think he can stay up here in Wisconsin in the summer he's going to get too hot with all that fur - can you take it off? otherwise he's going to have to go away for the summer, someplace cold, like Alaska or Michigan!"

Does Lori have summer camps for fluffy dogs in Alaska or Michigan?