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Dog or cat for your family and why?

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  • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
    Pillow, food source, something to practice my untying string skills on, usual reasons.

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  • Profile picture of the author sham kapoor
    I will prefer dogs
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  • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
    Originally Posted by dogsfor View Post

    Dog or cat for your family and why?
    Sounds like a good trade.
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  • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
    Cats for only one reason, I don't have to walk them every day. But as far as loving them, it's about the same.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    Two big dogs - Gracie and Sandy


    Three cats - Tess, Chips and Adams


    I have always had dogs and cats (and, yes, that's plural)...
    Don't know how people live without animals around them. They are everything from a sounding board to a foot warmer.
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    • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
      Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

      Two big dogs - Gracie and Sandy


      Three cats - Tess, Chips and Adams


      I have always had dogs and cats (and, yes, that's plural)...
      Don't know how people live without animals around them. They are everything from a sounding board to a foot warmer.
      My wife said that she didn't want indoor pets, so the first 30 years of our marriage we had no pets. And we bought all new expensive furniture, and decided that pets were out of the picture.

      But I grew up having dogs and cats. And although I love dogs, I usually bonded more with a cat. No idea why.

      One day I saw a photo of Mac on the Shelter website, and knew he was for me.

      Cheryl is a fantastic mom to the two cats. Had I known that she would like them, I'd have adopted a cat years ago.

      Of course, in two years of having cats, our home has lost maybe $10,000 in value from the damage...and our furniture is now worth about $25. total....

      But dozing off in a recliner...sitting next to the woman I love...with a cat sleeping in my lap....is about as good as it gets.

      Of course, the 5AM "Hey DAD! It's time to WAKE UP!" activity is less than ideal. But I can't help but laugh as I hide under the blankets.
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      • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
        Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post


        But dozing off in a recliner...sitting next to the woman I love...with a cat sleeping in my lap....is about as good as it gets.
        C,mon Claude we all know that the cat has dug its claws in, and the only reason you are relieved that your wife is near is so she can tear it off.

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      • Profile picture of the author Dan Riffle
        Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post


        Of course, the 5AM "Hey DAD! It's time to WAKE UP!" activity is less than ideal. But I can't help but laugh as I hide under the blankets.
        They aren't trying to wake you up. They're just checking to see if it's time to eat you yet.
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        • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
          Originally Posted by Dan Riffle View Post

          They aren't trying to wake you up. They're just checking to see if it's time to eat you yet.
          Mac has a habit of waiting for me around a corner...to ambush me. And as I walk by, he leaps out and wraps his paws around my ankle...and tries to take me down.

          I know what he's thinking "Every day, you're getting older and weaker. Some day...Some day"

          My cat has ambition.


          By the way, you should watch Captain Marvel. The first 30 seconds made me tear up.
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          • Profile picture of the author Dan Riffle
            Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

            By the way, you should watch Captain Marvel. The first 30 seconds made me tear up.
            I'll eventually see it, but that Brie Larson really should smile more.
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        • Profile picture of the author whateverpedia
          Originally Posted by Dan Riffle View Post

          They aren't trying to wake you up. They're just checking to see if it's time to eat you yet.
          Surely they've figured out by now he's got very little meat on him. Fat and blubber in abundance, but meat, not so much.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kinya Shelley
        My cat totally destroyed the leather loveseat in the living room. I was very annoyed with her. For about 5 seconds.

        Still love her though.
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    • Profile picture of the author juliakuz
      Cool) We have 3 cats and I have been thinking about taking a kitten. All cats are very smart (enough smart not to fight at least)
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  • Profile picture of the author tagiscom

    Robot dog, l thought sure this will be a non event, but it is pretty good.

    And your child learns about dead or at least drunkeness whenever the power goes out!

    No real cat equivelants, but this gets close.


    I like the cats circling around, before they tear it to shreads, (well, l can hope).

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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    Claude - it's only 'stuff'


    We have a large scratching post and 2 Turboscratchers....and the furniture is fine...except we do have to vacuum more than most (I know you like that).


    I wouldn't date someone who didn't want animals in the house - let alone marry them....
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    • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
      Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

      Claude - it's only 'stuff'


      We have a large scratching post and 2 Turboscratchers....and the furniture is fine...except we do have to vacuum more than most (I know you like that).


      I wouldn't date someone who didn't want animals in the house - let alone marry them....

      We have several scratching posts too...but for whatever reason, our cats love to sharpen their claws on our leather furniture.

      Honestly, when we got married, I didn't want pets either. Now that I think about it, I don't really remember why the idea of getting a cat occurred to me....maybe I saw one in a pet store, and got me missing the cats we had when I was a kid.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Singletary
    4 dogs and a cat that thinks she is a dog here. All girls. My weiner dog has recently gone deaf. She is old - probably 10 or so - but it came on kind of sudden. I need to take her to see the doc to see if it's old age or something else.

    Even though we get irritated with them at times when they do something wrong - just like kids - they are family and I can't imagine being without them.

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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    the 5AM "Hey DAD! It's time to WAKE UP!"

    Our cats are like that - but my d-in-law is an early riser so she handles the morning feed.


    Gracie is the only dog I've ever had who is never in a hurry to get up in the morning. She has a memory foam bed with her fave red plush blanket on it. She will sleep in as late as I will - she will doze after I get up while I putter and shower and dress....every dog before Gracie was alert and active the moment I opened my eyes in the morning. She's like 'let me know when I need to move'...
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  • Profile picture of the author chuckholmes
    I don't have either yet. I grew up with dogs and loved them all. We had a beagle and a German Shepherd. I think the dog would be higher maintenance, but much more affectionate than a cat. I could be wrong. I'd be happy with either. Sadly, my wife is allergic.
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  • Profile picture of the author Princess Balestra
    Originally Posted by dogsfor View Post

    Dog or cat for your family and why?

    We talkin' they sleep so sweet at your feet on the rug your granma weaved husself, they could almost be hooman as your besties & fam?

    Or ...

    Prime the catapult onslaught to ravage my bloodline with scores of these insignificant quadrupeds! I demand cutesy kittens fired direct into the mouths of irritating mewlsy babes, and thunderous HOUND ACTION beating relentlessly (as HURLED CORPSES) against GRANPA'S RIDICULOUS TEETH ... till my tear ducts can't figure the diffrence between JOY and SHAME?

    tbh my golden rule 'bout four-legged friends is how if'n they wanna lick my face idc if'n they BRAD PITT.

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  • Profile picture of the author aimeusdietger
    I would pick a cat over a dog anytime of the day....i love how they mind their own business..
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    I would pick a cat over a dog anytime of the day....i love how they mind their own business..

    Dogs see you as 'family' - cats think you are 'staff'
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  • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
    Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post


    By the way, you should watch Captain Marvel. The first 30 seconds made me tear up.
    You shouldn't tear up Claude just because they released this message...


    Due to circumstances beyond our control the Captain Marvel franchise will be discontinued, due to boredom in coming up with new story's, dull fight scenes, cliche ridden conversations and the fact that the Earth is always getting taken over by some alien race.

    With the only reason we allowed this one, is a female may limp it over the line, (bored housewives, etc) and we basically spun guardians and Transformer storylines, so it took a weekend for the scripts.

    PS we are still doing another 20-30 spidy spinoffs, with at least three new actors for spidy, not because he is getting too old just that we need the occasionally murder to keep up our motivation.

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  • Profile picture of the author 1claire
    Dogs, even if they always occupy my bed and set aside their own pet bed.
    They are easy to train and is much more friendly than snooty cats.
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  • Profile picture of the author DWolfe
    Grew up with a Dog and later in life inherited 3 cats. Put 2 down sadly and had the 3rd one by itself for years. It was a Persian Calico and it was such a gentle cat that enjoyed sitting on my lap getting pets. You can google images to see what they look like.

    Miss both the dog and cat, but I would replace the cat first because it was very low maintenance. Never needed to be walked, put out the food and fresh water and it was set. You could leave for a day or two and it would be fine. I still miss the cat several years later.
    I would not consider a dog because it would lack the attention it would deserve.

    I currently have a Conure (small parrot) one of four, that we got when the cats were alive. (cats were declawed, in case you were wondering) It has a great personality that is very entertaining. Every morning when I get up it sings, and waits for it's daily treats.

    If anyone is looking into a charity or getting a dog or cat, look up tazewell county animal shelter, That rescues & relocates missed treated dogs and other animals, from the Appalachian area to be adopted and moved to a new owners home. A lot have been adopted and moved into the New England area.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jenifer1420
    Hello,
    I love pets.
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    • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
      Originally Posted by Jenifer1420 View Post

      Hello,
      I love pets.
      With mustard or ketchup?

      , (sauce for English speaking members).
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  • Profile picture of the author j0r3z
    Cats! Less maintenance so you have more time to swipe cards
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  • Profile picture of the author jackharry
    I also Love all Pets, especially for both cats and dogs. But I like cats the most than the dog. I have a beautiful cat in my home.

    Beautiful video of funny cats, Because I love cats.
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  • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
    Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

    Just another step in Claude's lifelong goal of becoming the Cat Lady of Wooster...
    I thought that Claude's lifelong goal was to become an overweight guy sitting at the Wooster park on a filthy bench on a cold winters day, wearing second hand clothing, that smells like mothballs and turps mumbling to himself, and feeding the pigeons?

    Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

    "Wrong. My ambition is to be Fat Lady Of The World"

    Fixed
    It isn't over,.....forget it.

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      Originally Posted by tagiscom View Post

      I thought that Claude's lifelong goal was to become an overweight guy sitting at the Wooster park on a filthy bench on a cold winters day, wearing second hand clothing, that smells like mothballs and turps mumbling to himself, and feeding the pigeons?



      It isn't over,.....forget it.
      Being overweight, wearing second hand clothes, smelling like mothballs and mumbling to himself I can take, but distributing food to anything other than his own mouth?!?
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      • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
        Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

        Being overweight, wearing second hand clothes, smelling like mothballs and mumbling to himself I can take, but distributing food to anything other than his own mouth?!?
        ...mumbling to himself and eating the pigeons.

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  • Profile picture of the author CyberSEO
    A cat. Why? I don't know. We found him on the street some years ago and now he's our family member.
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    • Profile picture of the author jackharry
      Nice,
      good work, pets are our part of life.
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  • Profile picture of the author senupal
    i prefer dogs
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  • Profile picture of the author Rachel Donnelly
    CAT! less work, cleaner,dont smell and they are fun to cuddle with
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  • Profile picture of the author amirali999
    I prefer you cat because its very pretty.
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    I remember early in the internet craze someone came up with a virtual pet site. You needed to login every day and feed and play with your pet.

    Mine died from starvation and neglect

    Oh well such is digital life.

    I now have a cat named Molly, well my wife has a cat named Molly, very low maintenance.

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    Cats.... easier to maintain
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    • Profile picture of the author alias2002
      Originally Posted by Bobby Burke View Post

      Cats.... easier to maintain
      Yeah, easier to maintain. And the demand of foods is less than a dog. But dog can serve yourself from attack.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zhenya Gumenyuk
    Honestly i prefer cats to dogs.. a can not explain why but i used to it. Since i was a child i had been bringing cats to my house
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  • Profile picture of the author Kinya Shelley
    I have a cat. I saw her on the street and decided I wanted her. She's good for emotional support and she makes me laugh.

    I like both cats and dogs. I just happen to have a cat.
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    I'd get a dog and a cat. That would be the best imo.
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    I love dog a lot. Because this one is good and faithful. Serve human for a long time.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kay King
      It's only Labs that detect diseases & Cancer

      I've read that but don't believe it. My pit bull insisted on constantly sniffing the breath of and licking the mouth of my son's 5 yr old black lab.



      Gracie did not do the 'mouth sniffing' with the 3rd dog or with visiting pets - only with the lab. No one believed me when I said 'something is wrong' but then the lab went into seizures - diagnosis: brain tumor that was 'likely' malignant.



      It may be only labs can be trained to detect disease on command but I've seen proof several times over the years that dogs detect 'problems' in dogs they live with.
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      • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
        Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

        I've read that but don't believe it. My pit bull insisted on constantly sniffing the breath of and licking the mouth of my son's 5 yr old black lab.
        Kay; I know you know this..but I was joking about Labs. A play on words.

        Dogs have a sense of smell 44 times (on average) our sense of smell. and cancer and other diseases have an odor.

        What amazes me is that they show concern. They try to tell us that something is wrong. That's what's so incredible to me. Dogs love us and care about us, in ways that are not shared by cats.

        Dogs are just simpler versions of ourselves. I'm convinced of that.
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        • Profile picture of the author Princess Balestra
          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          Kay; I know you know this..but I was joking about Labs. A play on words.

          Call me immodest, but I so love lab-themed wordplay.


          Coolest thing always is when sumthin' so Tippa Yr Tongue finally rolls out to max effect.
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    • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
      Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

      Dogs...if I want a low maintenance pet I'll get a turtle.

      Dogs:
      ‎âœ" lead the blind
      ‎âœ" protect our homes and families
      ‎âœ" sniff out bombs
      ‎âœ" track criminals
      ‎âœ" drag us out of fires
      ‎âœ" detect cancer and other diseases


      Cats:
      ‎âœ" poop in a box


      Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

      Have you ever tried pooping in a box? I have, and it's really hard to do. it takes exceptional flexibility, style, and grace.

      Dogs don't poop in a box, because their aim is so bad.

      There! You made me say it. Dogs have poor poop aim. I hope you're proud of yourself.

      Plus, scientists work in Labs to try to cure diseases and cancer.

      Ever think of that?

      I think I made my point.
      And they put it on the market at a reasonable price range, (cancer drug) like 200k a year.

      But dogs, yes, grown up with both, and dogs you have to walk, or they bark all night.

      Clean up after them, (l have fond memories of that when l was a kid).

      Male cats can also be a chore, with taking themselves for walks and getting stuck up a tree, regulary, as well as their headbutting skills being legionary.

      Female cats all around are the better choice.

      Although when a cat plonks itself in front of an open fire, and sparks land on him, and he doesn't move while the smell of burning fur fills the room is commendable.

      As is the growling when someone picks him up, which is better than a bucket of water.

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    Cats because they're cooler...
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    Dogs...if I want a low maintenance pet I'll get a turtle.


    Dogs:
    ‎âœ" lead the blind
    ‎âœ" protect our homes and families
    ‎âœ" sniff out bombs
    ‎âœ" track criminals
    ‎âœ" drag us out of fires
    ‎âœ" detect cancer and other diseases


    Cats:
    ‎âœ" poop in a box
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    • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
      Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

      Dogs...if I want a low maintenance pet I'll get a turtle.


      Dogs:
      ‎âœ" lead the blind
      ‎âœ" protect our homes and families
      ‎âœ" sniff out bombs
      ‎âœ" track criminals
      ‎âœ" drag us out of fires
      ‎âœ" detect cancer and other diseases


      Cats:
      ‎âœ" poop in a box
      It's only Labs that detect diseases & Cancer
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      • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
        Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

        Dogs...if I want a low maintenance pet I'll get a turtle.


        Dogs:
        ‎âœ" lead the blind
        ‎âœ" protect our homes and families
        ‎âœ" sniff out bombs
        ‎âœ" track criminals
        ‎âœ" drag us out of fires
        ‎âœ" detect cancer and other diseases


        Cats:
        ‎âœ" poop in a box
        Have you ever tried pooping in a box? I have, and it's really hard to do. it takes exceptional flexibility, style, and grace.

        Dogs don't poop in a box, because their aim is so bad.

        There! You made me say it. Dogs have poor poop aim. I hope you're proud of yourself.


        Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

        It's only Labs that detect diseases & Cancer
        Plus, scientists work in Labs to try to cure diseases and cancer.

        Ever think of that?

        I think I made my point.
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          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          Have you ever tried pooping in a box? I have,
          Which is probably why all those opera invites have dried up.
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          Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

          Have you ever tried pooping in a box? I have, and it's really hard to do. it takes exceptional flexibility, style, and grace.

          Dogs don't poop in a box, because their aim is so bad.

          There! You made me say it. Dogs have poor poop aim. I hope you're proud of yourself.t.
          In other words, cats are more accurate when they "pinch a claude" than dogs. Good to know.
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          • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
            Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

            In other words, cats are more accurate when they "pinch a claude" than dogs. Good to know.
            Isn't that Pinch a Loaf, oh, no, we can't say that Claude will get hungry again.

            As well as him working with Hasbro on his top secret game, (Hungry, Hungry Claude).

            They are still having technical delays, (they cannot figure out how to get as many jam and cream fillet round donuts into his mouth without them being squished) one young technician mentioned adding whipped cream but it quickly went into X rated territory.

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      Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

      Cats:
      ‎âœ" poop in a box
      Conclusion: Never owned cat.
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        Originally Posted by Daniel Evans View Post

        Conclusion: Never owned cat.
        I had a cat for a while. We had a mouse in the house and my ex had a phobia about mice so we got a cat. I liked the mouse better. Let's just say the cat wasn't a "mouser". We later got a puppy and the cat scratched the puppy's eye so we gave the cat to her mother.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    Surprised at how many responded with 'cats - because they are less work'. I've never worried about work when it comes to pets - I enjoy them.


    Except perhaps this week when family is out of town and I have to get up early to feed the cats because my d-in-law usually feeds them the 'good' canned food at 5:30 AM. Nothing like waking up with a cat's face 4 inches from yours as he meows his explanation of why he needs food NOW.


    The dogs sleep in till I wake - the cats have a SCHEDULE and won't let me forget it.
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  • Profile picture of the author maroof malik
    i prefer cats , as i am a religious man not completely but in our Islam we should not allow dogs in our houses
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  • Profile picture of the author gas shopping
    dogs are great to have they allways love you and protect you and they dont argue back plus its proven fact great for nerves and for mental people and elderly

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    Dogs for my family we are deathly allergic to Cat Dander. We have always had pet dogs in my family not only are they loving and caring they are guardians, friends and awesome companions.
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  • Profile picture of the author pmutha nadeeshana
    Dogs can be intelligent and understanding its a two way relationship
    while cats can be cute but not that smart only care for their needs like food, bath
    but when iam angry as soon as i cuddle the cat it fades away! Dogs can be reasonable sometimes but a cat will hunt you of you are small like 6inch.
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