Not all cats do this
No shit ... making a point
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Not all cats do this
Dogs>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Cats by a country mile....
Dogs by nature are everyones friends....Cats however, are no ones friends they are selfish and ignorant...
Simply not true.
Cats ally themselves with people as much as dogs.
Got a few cats and have had them for years, all they do is show up for food every now and then and then piss off for ages. When they stay inside for a bit they leave hair EVERYWHERE and just sleep constantly. Couple of them malt really badly and I hate it. Could do without them.
Got 2 jack russells. Very friendly and active and they love exploring. Only problem is they constantly chase the cats (live on a big property). Not good pets to keep together but it's just turned out that way.
Dogs for mine.
and flop down on the floor either side of your chair while you're on BF as I type now.
You can be having a shocker of a day but as soon as they spot you coming in the gate it's like you've been away for months not just a few hours and they're soooooo excited to see you that all those negative feelings fly away.
I've had this argument with my mates plenty of times(one of which has now turned full circle and has a Bengal kitten).
Cats are mini-people. They have the arrogance to only hang out with you when they feel like it, but also the need for companionship. I can dig that.
If they want a feed, or need to go outside they'll let you know, but for the most part they're just the silent sidekick that hangs around the house, perhaps laying on your lap, or sleeping on the couch beside you.
Dogs need to have their behaviour monitored so much more from a young age. Whether it's because they bark at every person that walks past the front gate or digging holes in the back lawn.
You get them as a puppy and hope that they aren't going to develop some trait that will render them impossible to live with. Obedience training is a must with many breeds.
The very trait that endears them to many people ('my dog follows me everywhere, can't get enough of their master') turns me off them in a lot of cases.
I hate going to mates houses and having their dog jump on me, lick my feet, or just generally 'suck up my arse' as soon as I walk in the door.
The position of a cat when you walk in the door is just like a human. "well, I'm pretty comfy over here, make yourself at home...but I'm not getting up unless I really have to."
The other Pros of a Cat.
Cats don't bite kids.
They don't eat your shoes.
They don't hump your leg.
They don't drag their arse on the carpet.
They don't bark at all hours of the night.
They don't need your constant attention.
Of course, they're generalisations that I made, and have used many times when arguing, but the thing is a Cat will do none of these.Pretty crap generalisation. I have a Boxer (whom never went to 'puppy school' as much as I would have liked); he does none of these. He is fantastic with kids, has never chewed any of my property in his life (he just chews his toys), doesn't hump, doesn't drag his arse, doesn't bark unless someone is on our property and even then if he is told they're alright hes tops and becomes excited and he certainly doesn't need constant attention.
I take him for a walk and play with him twice a day and he is fine, comes in at 9 o clock at night and either wrestles with me or sleeps depending upon whether I'm up for it or not.
True, but can you name the last Cat that scratched a child to death? Or attacked the neighbours cat and had it destroyed?Cats scratch kids
Yeah, and about the worst they can do is pull a thread, not destroy a couch as Ross Prunster has posted in this thread.They scratch couches and carpets and curtains
Really?they meow ... much more annoying than a bark
A cat can be told no. They pick up on the tone of your voice very quickly.the times they do want attention they're annoying if you're not in the same mood whereas a dog can be told no.
I don't hate Dogs either, but I think Cats are cooler, and the amount of ways a Cat can 'go bad' are far less harmful than a dog.I don't hate either but i'd much prefer a dog.
Just to be argumentative.
True, but can you name the last Cat that scratched a child to death? Or attacked the neighbours cat and had it destroyed?
Yeah, and about the worst they can do is pull a thread, not destroy a couch as Ross Prunster has posted in this thread.
Anyway, a scratching post is all a cat requires to stretch it's claws out.
Really?
I can't think of many times I've been kept awake by the guy over the back fences cat.
A cat can be told no. They pick up on the tone of your voice very quickly.
I don't hate Dogs either, but I think Cats are cooler, and the amount of ways a Cat can 'go bad' are far less harmful than a dog.
Just to be argumentative.
I can't think of many times I've been kept awake by the guy over the back fences cat.
I don't hate Dogs either, but I think Cats are cooler, and the amount of ways a Cat can 'go bad' are far less harmful than a dog.
Dogs>>>>>>>>>>>>>Cats>>Small Dogs
Nobody owns a cat.
Where as, dogs are some of the best companions you'll ever have.
Dogs > 80% of humans > cats.