dogs vs. cats

battle that everyone loves dogs vs. cats

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Comedy

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• dogs
• vs.
• cats

[Thepuppylover649]

@ieteltje NO!In my opinon CATS are fast,gentle,and cuddley.DOGS are strong,playfull,and protective.THUMBS UP IF YOU AGREE!

[Thepuppylover649]

WAIT!In my opinon cats are fast,smart,and gentle.Dogs are strong,playfull,and protective.I love every animal.

[Severe777]

@LuaTheMage yea, that's about the only thing cats can do good, catch mice and take a shit in their litter box, not to mention sleep half the day away. And just to let you know, a lot more cats die in society then dogs do. And if you want the truth, just visit a science site, I honestly don't care lol. And what does fear got to do with dogs getting ran over? I've seen more dead cats on the street then dogs in my life. It's harder for cats to learn commands? Exactly, because they are less smart :)

[LuaTheMage]

@Severe777 The "playing with senseless shit" is just playing, of course it's senseless. Like a dog fetching a ball makes any sense... Cats are alert to what they call "prey movement", so when they start to play with sth and it moves in a different way, they enjoy it. They are natural stalkers, amazing hunters. They kill small animals and put them by your bed to say "Hey, look what I got. I'm helping to keep the house, ok?" like a nice pest control xD

[LuaTheMage]

@Severe777 Yeah, a GOOGLE research is really scientific stuff xD All that you say just can't impress me. As I said, dogs and cats have different types of intelligence. OF COURSE dogs learn commands better. They were breed to do so. Cats CAN learn commands - it's harder and they just don't want to, but they do. My cat learned he's gotta sit to receive food, meow for me to go change his litter box, and so on. And about the fear thing, remember dogs are WAY more often run over in streets XP

[Severe777]

I'm not a scientist so I can't explain things to you like a scientist can, but take time and do the research. You'll find out all kinds of amazing things :P Anyways though, peace!

[Severe777]

@LuaTheMage -----> (continues) another example, cats get scared of ANYTHING, a person walking through the door, they play with wires and other senseless shit as if it's "alive", dogs don't get scared like cats because they UNDERSTAND more. Their brains are LARGER. Want to know why? Because dogs are pack animals, not only with other dogs but mainly humans. During centuries of time learning from humans, dogs brain size has increased. Scientifically speaking, they are smarter. Do your research.

[Severe777]

@LuaTheMage -----> (continues) here's another example. You got two pieces of string, one string has some food attached at the end of it, the other doesn't. (This is a test scientists have done) A dog will eventually find out which string has the piece of food attached to it, where a cat on the other hand would keep tugging on the wrong string not knowing if he tugged on the other string, he will get the food. These are tests that been done scientifically. Cats don't understand cause and effect.

[Severe777]

@LuaTheMage do a Google search, you can find a lot of things out with a little research :) And no, cats can't learn as nearly as much as dogs nor can they UNDERSTAND commands. Scientists say cats don't understand cause and effect like dogs do. For example, if I tell a cat to STAY in one spot and he doesn't, so I swat him with a newspaper (just using an example) he will continue to move around, no matter how many times you swat it. They don't understand CAUSE and effect.

[LuaTheMage]

@Severe777 So you see what you're doing? You're saying dogs are smarter BECAUSE you can teach them. You can in the same way teach cats. The problem is they don't usually wanna know about it. Simple like that. But if you're there to see, they learn things by themselves: how to open the door, the car's window, the washer... -_- usually things you don't want them to learn. And as for scientific literature, I wouldn't bet everything on CNN. Just saying...