Cats vs. dogs

[stinkfish]

Ok. Maybe someone can start a poll. What side of the eternal argument are you on? Good or evil? Example. Cats > dogs. Everybody but tenshot can participate. He’s been making fun of me.

[BuccaneerBrad]

Dogs.   I'd rather have an animal who thinks I'm God than one who thinks they're God. 

[Dolphster]

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[stinkfish]

here’s the thing. If I want to go away for a long weekend, the cat is self sufficient. He can live on his own for a few days, and wouldn’t even care if I was there or not. Just a bunch of extra food, water, and a clean box, and he’s all set. You ever see a cat being walked in feet of snow in single degree temps? No. Cats have more s new than going out in those conditions. And they’re not all over you either. When a cat wants attention or affection they’ll let you know. When they don’t want it, they leave you the heck alone.

[Tenshot13]

Cat shit and cat piss is the worst and no matter how much you clean the box, you always smell it.  At least a dog does that outside.

[stinkfish]

I’ve never seen a cat eat it’s own shit though.

[stinkfish]

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I feel like this is going to be worse lol

[Spider-Dan]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbBMVa2A68s

Dogs win easily.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

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Little known fact: Politics is a compound word, poli = many; tics = small blood sucking disease carrying vermin.

[Sunstroke]

I like both...but if I can only have one, I'll take a dog.

[stinkfish]

I think sometimes that I'd like to have a dog. I've always loved Bulldogs. But then December -March happens, and I realize how much maintenance a dog is.

[Dave Gray]

I like both, really.  I think I've had more love for a dog, but they're so much more work and commitment and guilt.

Cats can self-sustain, so with work and kids, sometimes I don't really have time to give them and they don't care too much.  A dog suffers in that scenario.

When I'm old and retired, I can see a dog being more valuable.

[CF DolFan]

I like both as we have both but it really depends on where I'm at in life to which one I'd want if I could only have one. Dogs are definitively more loyal buy you have to make it home to let them out and feed them. If I'm a busy person I might choose a cat only because I can actually leave them for a couple of days if need to.

[Thundergod]

Cats any day.  

I don't need a shadow 24-7, I don't feel the need to be wanted every second of the day. Dogs are a job, like taking care of a child for 12-15 years, no thanks.

[Pappy13]

here’s the thing. If I want to go away for a long weekend, the cat is self sufficient. He can live on his own for a few days, and wouldn’t even care if I was there or not. Just a bunch of extra food, water, and a clean box, and he’s all set. You ever see a cat being walked in feet of snow in single degree temps? No. Cats have more s new than going out in those conditions. And they’re not all over you either. When a cat wants attention or affection they’ll let you know. When they don’t want it, they leave you the heck alone.

You ever see a cat greet you at the door? Nope. Never happened. My dogs go nuts everytime I come home from work they are so happy to see me it's like they haven't seen me in a week. When I walk in the door, I instantly forget all about work. My dogs love the attention, but as soon as I tell them to get down, they're off me. The cat keeps coming back even when I've told him to leave me alone and if I don't pet him, he bites or claws me and runs away. The cat is ALWAYS on HIS terms. The dogs are ALWAYS on MY terms. My dogs would take a bullet for me, the cat would be no where to be found.  They're more work but there's a reason we have a "save our dogs" sign in our window for the fire department, you can let the cat burn for all I care.