When I look in my dogs eyes I see unconditional love (and a desperate desire for the food I'm eating)
So yeah, dogs for life.
I guess I'm more partial to dogs since I've had two, while I've only ever had one cat. That and I'm allergic to cats.
[QUOTE=_Maverick_;52907032]When I look in my dogs eyes I see unconditional love (and a desperate desire for the food I'm eating)
So yeah, dogs for life.[/QUOTE]
I feel like cats pretend like they don't want love but they really love it. My cat usually lays on my bed, and when I'm not home she goes upstairs with my sister and lays on her bed. If she truly didn't care then she would stay in my room by herself, but she loves us and hates being alone.
So I love her too, even though she pretends not to care. :cat:
There's a couple of stray cats that I feed that have become very friendly. One of them will walk down the sidewalk to greet me when she sees me coming, even if she is in the middle of eating.
Let's put it this way: I have never had to wipe my cat's ass or chastise him for peeing on my bedsheets. My parent's dog, on the other hand...
[QUOTE=The_J_Hat;52910950]Let's put it this way: I have never had to wipe my cat's ass or chastise him for peeing on my bedsheets. My parent's dog, on the other hand...[/QUOTE]
Funny how it's been the opposite for me. My dogs tend to use the newspaper in a designated area when I can't walk them. Meanwhile my girl cat, the one that happens to be my avatar, used to occasionally pee on my brother's bed for some reason. Mind you she knew to use the litter box. Apparently he did something to piss her off and when he did she would pee on his bed.
Cats don't have Williams. So when they like you, they actually like you.
[QUOTE=Intoxicated Spy;52911032]Cats don't have Williams. So when they like you, they actually like you.[/QUOTE]
I don't have Toxoplasmosis. So when I like a dog, I actually like the dog.
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