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Cats vs Dogs

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I dunno.

We used to have a cat. And even though it was blind, it was almost impossible to tell.

It had the house mapped out in it's brain so immaculately that the onl way you could tell it was blind was by looking at it's eyes.

But then again, I was raised a dog person.

Our last dog recently died, and it took the family all of like 4 days to get another.

If I had to choose, I'd pick dogs, just because I can handle them, and I wouldn't know how to really go about living with a cat.
 
Originally posted by: Gooberlx2
Some of the cats I take care of would own ANY dog....of course they're 150-200lbs Sumatran tigers....
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Not my dog!

Because as soon as they started owning my dog I'd shoot it in the face.... for the win.

Well that, and his name is Clifford, and he's red.
 
So I just let my dog out, it's a small dog and I was like, "ok, now what if there was a tiger at the other end of the yard?"

I came to the conclusion that there's like a 100% probability the tiger would maul us both.

So I guess tigers win. 🙁
 
Dogs

Cats are ok, but I can't stand to be in the same house with them. My allergies go nuts anytime I'm around one. And yes I'm on allergy meds, but there are somethings like cats that I can't be around at all.
 
Originally posted by: Literati
So I just let my dog out, it's a small dog and I was like, "ok, now what if there was a tiger at the other end of the yard?"

I came to the conclusion that there's like a 100% probability the tiger would maul us both.

So I guess tigers win. 🙁
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Not if you had a pack of vicious arctic wolves (dogs), those would kick the tiger's sorry ass lazy ass.
 
It's a bit of a toss-up

Cats are quiet and can be playful at times, although it does tend to be painful. (CLAWS!!!!)

Dogs, it seems to depend on the dog in question. Our Chihuahua would always wan't your attention. Our Bug (Boston Terrier/pug) is playful when you want her to be. She pretty quiet for the most part, though.


 
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