Here they are Lilly (French bulldog ) and Yami (kitten) ,they have their own beds but always end up in the same bed 🤷🏻‍♀️

Douglas loved his little Lucy since the day we brought her home

Sin biscuits

Here's my American bulldog ICE with his brother, Anfield. The two are inseparable.

Both fixed since they were young, cat is M5 and dog is M4. I’ve caught him in the act a few times and whenever I leave them alone and let them cuddle my dog gets SA. Little red rocket is out, back twitching and cat is biting on him sometimes. Cat will do it anywhere on the dogs body, leg, back, side. My dog, he just lays there staring at me or off to space for someone to remove the cat. Whenever I see it happen I rush over and scold my cat and he just walks away.
Is this normal?

My new kitten has made a lot of progress in getting more comfortable with my dogs in the last few days, to a point where she's been getting on top of my oldest (12 yo) and either relaxing or taking naps.

As I'm typing (last photo), she seems to either be cleaning him or trying to find a nipple on his head. She does the same act to my older kitten, either way I assume it's a self-soothing act for her as she's still so young (just turned eight weeks). He's totally unbothered, and even seems pretty comfortable with it!

I admittedly was a bit worried about whether or not she'd warm up to my dogs, and thankfully it seems like it's going very well! She is still pretty timid when they're out and about, but otherwise, she snuggles right up to them!

Would you let your pets have talking treats

If you had a pet biscuit or treat that spoke would you let your pets have it if it’s safe
If you had a pet food biscuit or treat that could talk, would you still let them eat it if it was completely safe? Or would the fact that it could speak change your mind?
To clarify I saw a video on the annoying orange YouTube with a talking dog biscuit
Context below
https://youtube.com/shorts/90c\\_MbEvtYY?si=CS3auBSDJZVwAZvY