i'm having a fight with molly on facebook at the moment after he took an oatmeal cartoon personally
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/cats_actually_kill
so which is the better pet, cats or dogs?
you gotta post a reason why though, or at least a photo, everyone loves photos of cats and dogs
I like dogs better, but cats make better ninjas.
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Neither, there both ace in different ways.
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Our cats inspect all my joinery, not sure you'd get a dog to do that....
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Cats are miles better. They're ace, and they don't make your house smelly. Theres the nagging suspicion they're plotting to kill me in my sleep, but hey ho! Thats the risk you take
People with dogs - you may have blanked it out as you're no doubt used to it, but your house smells like an open sewer in a South African Shanty town! Sorry, but that's the way it is
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*Which* is better. There are only two.
Tsk!
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Cats.
They just are.
Dogs.
much more personality.
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Dogs.
much more personality.
Never had a cat then eh?
Dogs are for the emotionally needy. Cats FTW.
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See, that's the difference.
Dog fetches beer.
Cat drinks beer.
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Meanwhile, back in dogtown...
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I like cats better. Dogs are stupid and annoying, mostly. And not as soft. And you have to pick up their poo, they don't bury it. And they smell bad. And they bite kids.
Cats harm local wildlife though, if there are too many. Best thing is not to have either.
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Tricky one.
I like dogs, cos they're easy to impress, and constantly happy.
But cat's are great because they need less maintenance than a pot plant, and you don't have to go to the effort of training them to shit in the neighbours garden.
Anyone been bitten by a cat while out riding?? Thought not, so that makes cats a clear winner.
It depends.
Dogs give you unconditional love and encourage you to have an active lifestyle. They are soulmates and your best friend and can be trained to find drugs, bombs or people hidden under debris or up mountains. They will also guard you and your loved ones if required and are loyal to the grave.
Cats are lovely if you want a low maintenance pet that will give you fuss when it wants it, but provides that added touch of risk for which you might get scratched.
Cats make better lolcat photos though.
Anyone been bitten by a cat while out riding?? Thought not, so that makes cats a clear winner.
Good point!
Anyone been bitten by a cat while out riding?? Thought not, so that makes cats a clear winner.Good point!
Yeah, but when I was a kid a cat's 'up yours, human' paw swipe almost took my eye out... and it wasn't even trying.
Cats would bite cyclists if they could be arsed running that fast/lying in wait.
I think people underestimate how sociable cats are.
Our two can hear either of us at the front door and rush there to greet us when we come home. They follow us round the house (inc waiting by the bathroom door if you go to the Loo). One of then even comes when called no matter what he's doing.
I like cats better. Dogs are stupid and annoying, mostly. And not as soft. And you have to pick up their poo, they don't bury it, in other peoples gardens, where the lettuce and rocket is planted.
FTFY
And they bite kids.
Yeah, all the time, just none stop child biting. I'm out on the moors, turn my head for one moment, look back - there he is with a baby's skull in his jaws, take it off him, throw it away, 2 seconds later he's got it again. And don't even get me started on walking through town on a busy saturday, bite bite bite bite bite bite, none stop child biting.
they don't bury it, in other peoples gardens, where the lettuce and rocket is planted.
I've had to put weed proof membrane on a neighbours flower beds (with plants poking through) to dissuade our cats from using it as a loo. All in the name of good neighbourly relations....
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Thank you, this thread has got Monday off to an excellent start, good thing I can't be heard giggling in the other room here at work... 😆
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Both good, the main difference is dogs have masters, cats have servants...
Apart from toy poodles, which have some weird dog/cat split personality thing going on.. and Siamese cats which are batshit mental murdering bastards..
Yeah, all the time
Look I wasn't being serious with that, but as a kid I must've been bitten properly, with puncture wounds and blood, five or six times by random dogs when simply trying to get away from them, and only nipped once by a cat when I obviously pissed it off.
That's a high dog bite quota, molgrips... I have one in my back catalogue, but a far higher quota of abuse from cats with a low tolerance level and an eye for carefully aimed damage.
They are both ace.
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They look joined at the hip. Is it a siamese?
That's a high dog bite quota, molgrips
Yeah, the thing is you come into contact with dogs all the time, when out walking, at a car park, in cul de sacs, all over. And they have this aggression thing going on. Just last night when out running I saw two dogs being walked by their owners, they were both on leads of course but both of them kicked off at me. Never had a cat look like it wanted to attack me as I was just out and about...
Also never ridden though cat shit on the trails or sat in it on a picnic but that's another issue.
So they bite you. Fair enough then, but as a dog owner saying all dogs bite kids is like saying all fathers are like joseph fritzel or all men are rapists.
Some dogs bite (very small fraction, tiny), either as a result of previous mal treatment, or just some dogs are a bit mental in the head (poor breeding can be a big contribuer), but there's often a clear sign before the event. Out of the blue bitings are very rare. Behind a biting dog is the irrespsonsability of people somewhere along the way. But then most violent criminals have given warnings along the way too.
EDIT: I'm wondering now following your other posts if you give off some kind of anti dog vibe, Can I borrow you and do some tests? You seem like a dog anger bomb.
when you die a cat will not vist your grave. FFS if you stop feeding it it will never even visit you.
If you are a cat owner and you die, the cat would eat you. They care that little for their "owners". A dog is so loyal it would guard your body against marauding hordes of cats, zombies or medical researches until it is so tired, starving and ill that it could not longer fight them off.
That's how awesome dogs are.
Neither, both a pain in the arse.
Wev'e got this...
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Which craps in a litter tray in the house. Which is fine unless we're not quick enough, & then this....
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Eats it.
If I had my way (which I don't) I'd have neither.
when you die a cat will not vist your grave.
Like dead people will notice....
Well, I've been around dogs and only one bit me - some psycho red setter that - apparently - thought a shiny stone I was picking up in fact belonged to his master. 😯 That was the owner's excuse and, 30 years later, I still have scarring... but that's the one in a hundred/thousand/million as far as I can see. Cats, meanwhile, just like sitting on William Shatner's head, thinking evil thoughts:
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when you die a cat will not vist your grave
If our veg patch is anything to go by then a cat would struggle to resist that much freshly dug soil.
