What should I do if I keep a cat and a dog in the corridor of the community?

I suggest that you try to avoid directly interfering with other people's pet keeping behavior, but take some indirect measures to deal with this situation.

First of all, you can try to understand the relevant regulations of your community and find out whether there are specific regulations on pet maintenance. If the regulations of the community explicitly prohibit the keeping of pets such as cats and dogs, you can report the situation to the property or relevant management departments and ask them to take measures to maintain the order and environmental sanitation of the community. If there are no clear regulations in the community, you can communicate with the owners' committee and other relevant personnel, and ask them to help you communicate with the owners who keep pets, so that they can take care of their pets reasonably, and don't let their pets cause too much impact on the lives of other owners and the community environment.

Secondly, you can take the initiative to ensure the safety of yourself and your pet. When you meet a dog without a leash, you can stop and watch, wait for the owner of the dog to come over and let them deal with the dog. Do not touch it directly. If you have your own pets, avoid letting them touch unknown dogs and taking them to places where there may be fighting.

Finally, if you really can't stand the environmental impact and interference brought by raising dogs and cats, you can try to directly report the problem to the property department or the urban management department and ask them to solve it in time.

Generally speaking, keeping a pet is something that needs to be taken seriously. Even in the community, we should respect the lives and rights of other owners. As owners, we should maintain the harmony of the community through communication and cooperation.