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Cats or Dogs?
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Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
sussex_guy2k2
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- Jun 6, 2014
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More dogs than cats, but I like some cats more than I like some dogs. So I guess it's a both from me.
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I would agree, you forgot to say how they lick there rectum then your face.
The problem dogs nowadays is their owners, 80% of dog owners have them as a image tool and do not walk them or train them enough.
Example dog owner takes them out to a playing field, lets them run off the lead jumping up at young kids, with next to no control over them, 20% know how to respect the public and can control their dogs with just one shout the vast majority are clueless.
boik
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Think you got them numbers the wrong way round mate, unless you're just talking about Bewbush et al.
TheJasperCo
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Cats. Purely because I'm a very shallow SOB and I've never seen a domesticated cat that's ugly. Many species of dog are revolting to look at.
And they slobber on you and make you look like a twerp picking up their droppings from the pavement. And their barks irritate the hell out of me. And they're all too often over-clingy to the point of stifling you and getting in your face and intruding your personal space.
Cats are cool, they take care of pests and if you give them a ball of string or a shoelace they'll be entertained for hours.
#TeamFeline
And they slobber on you and make you look like a twerp picking up their droppings from the pavement. And their barks irritate the hell out of me. And they're all too often over-clingy to the point of stifling you and getting in your face and intruding your personal space.
Cats are cool, they take care of pests and if you give them a ball of string or a shoelace they'll be entertained for hours.
#TeamFeline
Dogs look up to you, cats look down at you but pigs are your equal!
Dogs btw
Dogs btw
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,633
Dogs, cats are pure evil.
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Dogs by a very long way.
People moaning about irresponsible owners and making up percentages should also ask how many cat owners clear up after their cats when they are out. Answer is probably nearer 0%. Cats are an accessory that don't give two shits about you just so long as you feed them. Dogs are a companion and there is an element of trust between you. Yes, there are people that let their dogs run riot and yes there are some that have them for ulterior motives but no where is it anywhere near 80%. As one world leader would say, 'fake news'.
People moaning about irresponsible owners and making up percentages should also ask how many cat owners clear up after their cats when they are out. Answer is probably nearer 0%. Cats are an accessory that don't give two shits about you just so long as you feed them. Dogs are a companion and there is an element of trust between you. Yes, there are people that let their dogs run riot and yes there are some that have them for ulterior motives but no where is it anywhere near 80%. As one world leader would say, 'fake news'.
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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100% of dog owners should pick up thier animals horrible, stinking, remnants of Pedigree chum, warm turds.
Proper researched stat that.
pearl
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The cat would probably have legged it as soon as it smelled the smoke
Exactly. Only animal stupid enough to do a job without pay or pension. Why on earth would a cat choose to work for free?
Green Cross Code Man
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There is a repeated misconception here that cats are paid for doing no work. They wouldn't have been domesticated unless there was a purpose. One of my car's this morning demonstrated this clearly when he left the remnants of a mouse at the back door.
boik
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Ah, the old fallback of those cat lovers that refuse to acknowledge the evidence that cats have a smaller brain and are naturally less intelligent. My dog has learned and responds to dozens of different words and phrases.
If I leave the side gate open, she will sit there and not wander into (and crap in) other peoples garden - BECAUSE I HAVE TRAINED HER.
If we're out walking, she will not chase and kill wildlife - BECAUSE I HAVE TRAINED HER.
If I don't see where she did a crap, I say "Where's the poo?" and she will show me - BECAUSE I HAVE TRAINED HER.
The only reasons to prefer cats are that you like the look of them, or the convenience of not having to do anything with them.
I exclude small dogs from my dog preferences. I'd rather have a guinea pig than a small dog or a cat.
Normal Rob
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snigger.
Tom Bombadil
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Perhaps you could teach it to search for your lost sense of humour
boik
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Oh, sorry. I knew I shouldn't have introduced any facts into an NSC "debate".
But you are right though - you can teach dogs to search for things.
But you are right though - you can teach dogs to search for things.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Closer than I expected.
Cats for me as I find dogs too high maintenance and stupidly enthusiastic all the time. Nothing like patting a cat on your lap at the end of a hard day.
Just got two kittens last week, after our old faithful cat died a couple of months ago. Willow and Bannacattalatta are very additions to my household.
Cats for me as I find dogs too high maintenance and stupidly enthusiastic all the time. Nothing like patting a cat on your lap at the end of a hard day.
Just got two kittens last week, after our old faithful cat died a couple of months ago. Willow and Bannacattalatta are very additions to my household.