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Even though multiple studies have shown that cats don't form an emotional attachment to their owners, lots of people still form emotional attachments to their cats. I don't get it.
----For the record, I am a dog fan. My dog is a companion; much more than an animal that lives in my house and demands food.
But I know there are some here who are cat fans. Even though multiple studies have shown that cats don't form an emotional attachment to their owners, lots of people still form emotional attachments to their cats. I don't get it.
Dog person. I don't like animals that can jump up on my counter tops where we prepare food.
You would hate my dog then. No need to jump at all. Not only can clear a counter without breaking stride but can also order drinks at the bar using my tab!Dog person. I don't like animals that can jump up on my counter tops where we prepare food.
Dogs. Also, no man should own a cat.
You prefer an emotionally shallow animal? When you yell at a dog, his tail will go between his legs and cover his genitals, his ears will go down. A dog is very easy to break, but cats make you work for their affection. They don't sell out the way dogs do.
No, I prefer an animal that can show emotion that doesn't involve purring, meowing, scratching, clawing or rubbing up on me. I prefer an animal that won't climb on things or sneak around. I prefer an animal that primarily relieves itself outside of my house, not inside in a box. I prefer an animal that's known as man's best friend and has the ability to instinctly protect it's owner.
Fufu or rat dogs don't count, they might as well be cats.
Also not sure why you think all dogs are males?
That's true. But I'm not fond of the Husky's either. Or Oranges, or Wolverines, or ...From a pure sports perspective, I am more likely to root for dogs than cats. I hate most cat teams.
You clearly have very limited experience with cats. Yes, the average dog may be a bit more depressed and for a longer time than a cat if it's owner abandons it and a new human comes to take care of it. But many cats certainly form emotional attachments and are extremely affectionate. By the same token, many dogs are aloof or even indifferent toward their owners.For the record, I am a dog fan. My dog is a companion; much more than an animal that lives in my house and demands food.
But I know there are some here who are cat fans. Even though multiple studies have shown that cats don't form an emotional attachment to their owners, lots of people still form emotional attachments to their cats. I don't get it.
You had a good post going until the last line. Especially using the word "many".You clearly have very limited experience with cats. Yes, the average dog may be a bit more depressed and for a longer time than a cat if it's owner abandons it and a new human comes to take care of it. But many cats certainly form emotional attachments and are extremely affectionate. By the same token, many dogs are aloof or even indifferent toward their owners.
Korean bbq vs. Chinese takeout, right?I opened this thread thinking it was a Korean BBQ thread. JK.
Dogs
Discuss.
Depends on hard its raining.Discuss.