lol what kind of cat are u dealing with =pSnow1586 said:Dogs, i can play with a dog and dog LIKES to be played with, a cat will just tear my arm apart.
I agree 100% most of what alea said is based on how the dog was raised. I had a told for the first 13 years of my life ( i was born and so was he) Not once did he ever do anything to harm me. He was EXTREMELY proctive of me, if anyone he had not seen me with came walking to me, he would stand in front of me and just have a dead stare at this new person.davidskiwan said:awwwww, no way >_<, my dog hardly ever chews up stuff cuz we buy it stuff to chew or give it lamb bones or watever, i'll give u that the dogs need walks, but its nice takin a dog on a walk, i myself enjoy walking through a park on a nice day, its even better if u get to play with your dog too. Dogs dont smell that bad if u bath them regulary (not too much cuz its bad for them), my dog dont bark if u tell him not too, a lot of the things u say are dependant on how the dog is brought up. I had cats around me all the time i was growin up (till i was 13), i liked em but they didnt.... do anything, they wanted fuss wen it suited them, and i didnt really see them that much. I got a dog last year, and ive had more fun with him than wen i eva had a cat, he's well trained and very protective, he doesnt drewl to my knowlage either.... and u say how cats purring reduce blood pressure, well apparently stroking a pet is ment to relieve stress, but i wouldnt know i hardly ever get stressed. I dunno. i like the attention my dog needs he's the best burglar alarm in the world too, he's also protective when he's taken out on a walk, but he socialises well with other dogs. And dogs do look cute, cats look like the spawn of satan....
Dogs. Cats don't do much, really. All they really know how to do is lick their *******s all day. And why is intelligence involved? They are still just animals.Cats. Cats are by nature, more intelligent than dogs.
Funny you said that about raising cats.SailorAlea said:Contrary to what most people seem to think, cats are not less friendly than dogs. It depends on how they're raised. If you stay with a cat, especially during the young weeks and months of it's life, and don't leave it alone for any good amount of time, then the cat will be quite dependant on human interaction and affection.
I personally don't care for dogs, at all. They have to be walked constantly, they drool, they smell terrible, you have to bathe them, you have to trim their hair(depending on breed), they bark constantly, they chew things up..