I'm introducing a new puppy to my existing cat and need detailed advice. Navigate to the article 'How to Introduce a New Puppy to the Resident Cat'. Identify the name and credentials of the expert reviewer, and then click on their name to find one additional detail about their professional background. Finally, list two key tips for a smooth introduction from the 'Tips' section of the article.
Navigate to 'https://www.wikihow.pet'. Click on the 'CATS' link (ID 18). Search for 'introduce cat to puppy' using the category-specific search bar (ID 64) and click the search button (ID 65). Click on the article link 'How to Introduce a New Puppy to the Resident Cat' (ID 74). Identify the name and credentials of the expert reviewer. Click on the expert reviewer's name link (ID 81 or ID 1146) to view their profile. Extract one additional detail about their professional background from their profile page. Navigate back to the article 'How to Introduce a New Puppy to the Resident Cat'. Scroll to the 'Tips' section of the article. Identify and extract two distinct key tips from the 'Tips' section regarding the introduction process. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'How to Introduce a New Puppy to the Resident Cat' article. The name of the expert reviewer is stated as 'Francine Miller'. The credentials of the expert reviewer are stated as 'Certified Animal Behavior Counselor'. The agent successfully navigates to Francine Miller's profile page. One additional detail about Francine Miller's professional background is provided (e.g., 'Francine Miller is a Certified Animal Behavior Counselor and the owner of Call Ms. Behaving, a dog and cat behavior consulting service based in Los Angeles.'). The agent successfully navigates back to the article page. Two distinct key tips from the 'Tips' section are provided (e.g., 'If you have more than one cat, introduce the puppy to the most easygoing cat first. This will help the puppy get used to cats in general, and the other cats will see that the easygoing cat is not afraid of the puppy.' and 'If you have a cat who is very aggressive, you may need to keep the cat and puppy separated at all times.').