Are cats better pets than dogs?
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Level1 says,
I wouldn't say better, but certainly easier. I have one of each and the cat is MUCH lower maintenance than the dog. They each provide emotional return but it is the dog that is estatic to see me when I come home. The cat shows a more cautious attention. My previous cat was a complete affection junkie. Every pet is different and gratifying in it's own way :-)thesagittarian12 says,
Let's just say I'm a cat AND dog person.marymc says,
God, I loved my cats AND my dogs. Special unique bond with each that I carry with me long after they've left me.oopsalittle says,
I've completely adored all my cats and dogs and still miss the ones that have gone every daybutterflyxxx says,
One of my fav coffee table books is "Why dogs are better than cats" by Bradley Trevor Greive, so funny. Must say I love them all. Indiana above has a penchant for attention, likes to sit on top of whatever you're doing.JAD says,
prefer dogs never owned a cat.