Are knife people cat people or dog people?

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Misque,
My dog does little more than wear his Mini-Police neclace on his collar and prance around.
He takes me with him and we pick-up women
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Bill
 
I think that basically I'm a dog person, but for the past twelve years a big black tomcat has ruled the roost here at the teepee.Guess I just like any animal that puts up with me.

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Both. If I had a choice it would be dogs.All my animals came from the pound so when the wife would bring home a cat I would counteract with a dog.You can't play that game to long though or your house starts to look like the pound LOL.
Bob
 
One of the main reasons I like cats is because they are not dogs
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CATS RULE!!!!!!!!

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KSwinamer
 
Im definety a dog persona. Cats are fun to shoot though (I do watch out for collars)...I think all hope of me being a cat person died when I tested out a Kukri on a freshly deceased house cat.....Hey its cheaper than a roast!
 
Had Dog in Korea and Cat in Japan. Think the best was the Korean dog as it was tender jucy and extremly tasty. The cat was tough and stringey and not that tasty. In fact without tobasco the cat was just down right nasty.

Dogs are without a doubt much much better than cats
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However, cats make excelent moving targets at 100 yards!!!!

We had a Rottweiller untill we had to PCS, will be getting another one as soon as we get out of this appartment and into a real house with a yard!!!!!!!!
 
We have three dogs and a ... monkey! Yup! We have a Philippine monkey named "Ganda", which in the Philippine national language, Tagalog, means "Beauty!" We keep her in a cage, and bring her out often to play and jump around. We originally tried to keep her in the house, but on occasion we came home and she had eaten through her rope leash, or she had actually untied it!, or she had broken the chain, and ransacked the house. It was like a tornado hit while we were gone. Broken dishes, smashed knick-knacks, food scattered all over the house, refridgerator open, etc. I think you get the idea! Anyway, she is a real treasure.

Our three dogs are all of the "mutt" breed. One is 3/4 mutt and 1/4 Japanese Spitz, one is a smallish mutt, and one is a huge mutt! He is our newest, is only three months old, and seems to come from a St. Bernard breed or something! He's really big for a pup!

Hansen - While we were in the U.S. last year, those who were supposed to be caring for our pets (at that time one dog and "Ganda"), "forgot" to give our dog water! She died of dehydration. She was soooo special! She seemed to really understand our words and even our moods. What a loss! So I can empathize with you! We can still feel the loss!

Misque - There's a joke here in the Philippines: When a dog dies, we don't bury him, we eat him! Well, we don't, but many here raise dogs specifically for the slaughter! Like pigs. And, yes, I've tasted dog once. I've been here 16 years, and I've only tasted dog once. Does that say anything? I'd rather eat goat, carabaw (water buffalo), or lizard.
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chetchat, beautiful Rotty.
Ewok, what kind of dog is that? Reminds me a little of a Flat-Coat (Retriever?).
Me, I'm a dog person. Tend to like them bigger than smaller. Specifically, right now I'm a rotty guy. Wish I had a pic so I could post it here.
I have met one or two cats I liked, but in general they don't interest me. Cats were my first pets as a kid, but then I discovered big dogs. Cats: they're roomates. Dogs: they're friends.

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1 dog and 2 cats here.
2 kids as well.

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We've got an old black lab named Betty and a 2 year old Australian Shepard/Boxer/Pitbull mix named Sponge. And a 12 year old cat that's staring at me now.

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While I do like dogs, I am definately a cat person. I like their independant nature and the fact they are such awesome predators.

You could take a cat you have had for 10 years, drop it off in the woods and it would get along just fine. A dog would be lucky to last 2 weeks.

Conversely, you can train a dog to jump into feezing water after a dead bird that it will not even get to eat, but a cat won't come when you call it most of the time. Now...you tell me which one is smarter
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Outlaw Dogboy, Bear is a Chow/Newfoundland mix. He's about three years old now, and only weighs 60 lb. When we got him from the pound, we weren't sure what we were in for.
 
Outlaw Dogboy,

Thanks!
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My pup is a super dog, very smart and loads of personality. His Dad was from Germany, Mom was a local Rotty. That pic is about 6 years old - he's 14 now and goes about 125 lbs. He still thinks he's 6 months old, though
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Ewok - My dog's name is Bear, too - all the pups looked like bear cubs when they were small, very cute. Your Bear is handsome, too.
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See Ya!

Nick


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Well Bill,
I can only say one thing to that:
GOOD DOG!


RJ Talas,
It only happened once and will NEVER happen again. Taught me a valuable lesson on when to say when!
Took me several weeks to get over that one.( I like dogs, too, but mainly as a pet!)

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CAT person. Dogs are too needy, much like children. I would like to get one to guard my yard, but don't think I could endure the "puppy" stage.

One of my favorite things about cats is that they can be raised in captivity their entire life, but immediatly adapt to the wild when released. Psychologists have also proven that cats have a spectrum of emotional responses somewhere between chimps and humans. They are BY FAR more intelligent than dogs, unless you consider learning to obey the measure of intelligence.

Don't get me wrong, dogs are ok, but like children, I prefer they belong to someone else.

Cats hunt and kill for fun. I think they are one of the only animals besides the wolverine that kill more than they need to survive. Try and get a wolverine to sit in your lap and purr!

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I like our two cats and they seem to like me, at least when I'm feeding them. The rest of the time I get the "stink eye" for having brought a dog into their house.

But, I would find my life less enjoyable without my dog - a Blue Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog). He can be serious or a clown and he's always ready to accompany me in any task, activity or play. When I leave him home, he waits patiently inside by the door laying on a rug - unless I forget to flip up the seat cushion in Ann's favorite velvet chair. Then he makes himself comfortable and watches the world through the front window. He's a good dog, but he's also smart!
 
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