The phrase "a dog cat" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to a hybrid or mixed breed of a dog and a cat, but this is highly unusual.
Example: "In the fantasy story, the protagonist discovers a creature that is truly unique, a dog cat that possesses traits of both animals."
Alternatives: "a cat-dog" or "a feline-canine hybrid".
Pet means a dog, cat or any animal that has been domesticated.
There are also lots of animals, including a dog, cat, mouse, bunny, frog and two camels.
The man who has a dog, cat, fruitbat and a halibut as pets.
A startup is making home video monitoring smart enough to figure out whether a dog, cat, or package is heading up your walkway.
Rabies, a viral infection that affects the central nervous system and is fatal once symptoms develop, is transmitted via saliva if a person is bitten by a rabid animal such as a dog, cat, monkey, or bat.
My favorite was "The Bremen Town Musicians," about a dog, cat, donkey and rooster, all over the hill, who learn that they are about to be discarded or worse.
Don't leave an iguana unattended with any larger animal such as a dog, cats will usually leave iguanas alone.
It doesn't have to be a dog! Cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs are also very cute and are good pets.
Lessing then describes a problem familiar to 20th century science fiction writers she said she dreamed up a dog-cat hybrid for her novel The Memoirs of a Survivor only to find that her contemporaries in science were out to make just such a beast.
In the same op-ed piece in which he attacked TFN, he offered these infamous words as an explanation for a position that is in direct contradiction to that of the world's scientific community: "[H]ave you ever seen a dog-cat, or a cat-rat?" Or consider that Board member Cynthia Dunbar described TFN as "a horribly liberal organization".
"You can draw a mule, dog, cat, or a human person, I'm going to draw it different.
