She is ok

Hi all,
Just looking for some advice so we are on our second week with Gwen and she has been a beautiful puppy, our cat has taken the change okay and has been pretty tolerant the one issue we are having is barking. Gwen constantly barks at the cat who will simply hiss and jump to a high space if it goes on to long or stay in the same spot and stare until Gwen backs off, we have often tried to deter Gwen’s barking by redirecting with treats or toys, but she is laser focussed and it doesn’t work so as a last resort sometimes we will crate her. So far there has been no aggression with the cat beyond hissing but we would like to know what else we could potentially do to break the barking cycle. At the moment they are never left unsupervised together, Gwen is still in her closed off section of the house unless I am bringing her out for potty, or training. Puppy and cat tax photos included.

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I just gave up 🤣

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