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Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:50 pm
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Let's talk about something lovelier, shall we?
What do you prefer, cats or dogs?
I prefer cats. They are smaller, quieter, more agile, and require less feeding. (I do like dogs, however, I prefer felines more.)
You do not have to pick their s**t up with a bag and your hand, and carry it around until you find a waste bin. And furthering that topic, cats can use electric litter boxes so you don't have to do much work. (Though, I had one for my cats, and it broke.)
You don't have to worry about serious injuries with cats as much as you do dogs. Sure, cats bite and scratch, but the injuries in most cases are minor. But dogs... Okay, this is rather embarrassing, but once my grandmother's dog bit me on the n****e and ripped it.
I know cats whine a lot, but when they do, it's a heck of a lot quieter than some dogs' barks. (For instance, basset hounds)
What do you like?
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Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 11:20 am
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Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:37 pm
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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 3:41 pm
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Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 11:12 am
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Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 11:25 am
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Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:26 pm
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Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 4:54 pm
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:18 pm
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:23 pm
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:34 pm
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:42 pm
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Christizzle Lieutenant Shotgun Christizzle Dogs, hands-down.
I have more respect for dogs than I do cats, in my experience they just have more personality and are overall more intelligent.
I still like cats though when they're cuddly and nice. I think cats are far more intelligent than dogs. Ever got that e-mail about what goes through a dog's head as opposed to a cat's? That's nice. I've had dogs and I've had cats. In my personal experience dogs are more trainable and intelligent, to ME. Keyword, me. I train dogs now and show in AKC and 4-H I've been doing it for about 10 years now, and I'm also in school to become a vet tech. In my personal experience, cats are not as intelligent as dogs. Sorry to offend.
I know it was your opinion--I was just stating mine. Yeah, dogs are more trainable... I like thiking that cats think they're too cool to learn tricks. But they do learn their own names. o3o That's good enough for me.
Oh, you are? That's pretty cool. What I mean is that, yes, dogs are more trainable, but intelligent and trainable are indeed two different things. They aren't completely different beasts, of course, but they are indeed different. Plus, cats are naturally more mellow than dogs.
You didn't [offend me]. But don't get snippy, dear. You may have more experience with dogs than I do, but I don't want to sense a sixteenth of an ounce of arrogance coming from you, or anyone else.
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:58 pm
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Lieutenant Shotgun Christizzle Lieutenant Shotgun Christizzle Dogs, hands-down.
I have more respect for dogs than I do cats, in my experience they just have more personality and are overall more intelligent.
I still like cats though when they're cuddly and nice. I think cats are far more intelligent than dogs. Ever got that e-mail about what goes through a dog's head as opposed to a cat's? That's nice. I've had dogs and I've had cats. In my personal experience dogs are more trainable and intelligent, to ME. Keyword, me. I train dogs now and show in AKC and 4-H I've been doing it for about 10 years now, and I'm also in school to become a vet tech. In my personal experience, cats are not as intelligent as dogs. Sorry to offend.I know it was your opinion--I was just stating mine. Yeah, dogs are more trainable... I like thiking that cats think they're too cool to learn tricks. But they do learn their own names. o3o That's good enough for me. Oh, you are? That's pretty cool. What I mean is that, yes, dogs are more trainable, but intelligent and trainable are indeed two different things. They aren't completely different beasts, of course, but they are indeed different. Plus, cats are naturally more mellow than dogs. You didn't [offend me]. But don't get snippy, dear. You may have more experience with dogs than I do, but I don't want to sense a sixteenth of an ounce of arrogance coming from you, or anyone else. I'm not being arrogant about it. I was just saying, I have a bit of experience with cats and dogs, and throughout my experience I've found dogs to be a bit smarter. It doesn't mean I think cats are retarded, they're quite intelligent too. And you're right about the trainablity/ intelligence thing, I haven't really thought about it like that.
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Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:03 pm
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Christizzle Lieutenant Shotgun Christizzle Lieutenant Shotgun Christizzle Dogs, hands-down.
I have more respect for dogs than I do cats, in my experience they just have more personality and are overall more intelligent.
I still like cats though when they're cuddly and nice. I think cats are far more intelligent than dogs. Ever got that e-mail about what goes through a dog's head as opposed to a cat's? That's nice. I've had dogs and I've had cats. In my personal experience dogs are more trainable and intelligent, to ME. Keyword, me. I train dogs now and show in AKC and 4-H I've been doing it for about 10 years now, and I'm also in school to become a vet tech. In my personal experience, cats are not as intelligent as dogs. Sorry to offend.I know it was your opinion--I was just stating mine. Yeah, dogs are more trainable... I like thiking that cats think they're too cool to learn tricks. But they do learn their own names. o3o That's good enough for me. Oh, you are? That's pretty cool. What I mean is that, yes, dogs are more trainable, but intelligent and trainable are indeed two different things. They aren't completely different beasts, of course, but they are indeed different. Plus, cats are naturally more mellow than dogs. You didn't [offend me]. But don't get snippy, dear. You may have more experience with dogs than I do, but I don't want to sense a sixteenth of an ounce of arrogance coming from you, or anyone else. I'm not being arrogant about it. I was just saying, I have a bit of experience with cats and dogs, and throughout my experience I've found dogs to be a bit smarter. It doesn't mean I think cats are retarded, they're quite intelligent too. And you're right about the trainablity/ intelligence thing, I haven't really thought about it like that.
Oh, I know you weren't. I just don't like feeling even the smallest tinge of arrogance in anything anyone says. Arrogance is one of my pet peeves.
I never thought that you thought (arrgh, why does English sound so shitty sometimes?) cats were... mentally challenged, (I hate the word retarded) if you will, though some are. I once had a kitten who pounced at my fingers when I typed.
It's just English confusing things. In all reality, trainability and intelligence are a lot alike because you need smarts to learn, and... I should have something to add to that but I can't think of anything. o3o
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