How many of you have or had a cat?

Hellmuth's Mole

A dog would have to learn how to cook me a pretty damn good steak for me to submit to chasing it around for hours waiting to pick up its shit on a daily basis.

compuease

Hellmuth's Mole;334175 wroteA dog would have to learn how to cook me a pretty damn good steak for me to submit to chasing it around for hours waiting to pick up its shit on a daily basis.

Your cat cooks steak?

jontm

Hellmuth's Mole;334175 wroteA dog would have to learn how to cook me a pretty damn good steak for me to submit to chasing it around for hours waiting to pick up its shit on a daily basis.

That's why I got a cat dog. 9lb toy Pom. All the personality of a big dog (they are spitz descendants so think they are) but taking the garbage out, making a few yard laps is a full fledge walk when you have a 12" stride.

I like my cats, but 1000% more so my dog is my buddy. He makes sure the cats don't invade my couch or bed while we nap. Bear bounce is also hilarious.

SuitedPair

great post but from experience I know the bold part to be untrue. A well trained intelligent cat is an awesome companion (and it walks itself!). The saying about bringing food is absolutely true though! And that is all I have to say about the cats and dogs fight. Love em both.

JohnnieH;334150 wroteNo lack of pussy ITT.

My .02c:

Cats are OK, but they can't beat the loyalty and companionship of a dog. I heard a funny saying once that sums up how I see cats vs dogs:

When you bring a dog his food, he look's at you and seems to say "You brought me food, you must be a god!" When you bring a cat his food, he seems to say "You brought me food, I must be a god!"

I may get another cat someday, but I can never see myself without a dog.

miss my kitty.

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Kitties > dogs ainec

Milo

costanza;334215 wroteKitties > dogs ainec

for this I took you off "ignore"? I was expecting ROPE . . . back you GO.

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