Dogs or cats

polaris_x

RKCNDY wrote:

Let's see...

vacation=

leaving 2 dogs in boarding for 9 days costing almost $400, and they are SMELLY! But also are so happy to see me! Butt-shakin' tail wags!

OR

coming home to a cat that has eaten 12 days worth of food, left 3 puddles of puke in random areas of the house, who also somehow got to the top of the armoire, knocking over a large vase containing over 200 peacock feathers which were strewn all over the house, most of which were eaten, in the bathroom an entire brand new TP roll was shredded all over the floor, my new yoga mat was used as a scratching post, various plastic bags were chewed up and left all over the house, and who also had diarrhea and conveniently left that present right by the front door for me to step in as soon as I walked in the house.

who would you like better?

uhhh ... you're really not supposed to leave cats alone that long ... :shock:

F Me In The Brain

RKCNDY wrote:

Let's see...

vacation=

leaving 2 dogs in boarding for 9 days costing almost $400, and they are SMELLY! But also are so happy to see me! Butt-shakin' tail wags!

OR

coming home to a cat that has eaten 12 days worth of food, left 3 puddles of puke in random areas of the house, who also somehow got to the top of the armoire, knocking over a large vase containing over 200 peacock feathers which were strewn all over the house, most of which were eaten, in the bathroom an entire brand new TP roll was shredded all over the floor, my new yoga mat was used as a scratching post, various plastic bags were chewed up and left all over the house, and who also had diarrhea and conveniently left that present right by the front door for me to step in as soon as I walked in the house.

who would you like better?

The dogs, not even close!

RKCNDY

polaris_x wrote:

uhhh ... you're really not supposed to leave cats alone that long ... :shock:

cats are self-sufficient, and actually the only animals that can revert from feral to domestication and back again, at their own will.

Nami

i have both meatballs... ones a 14lbs meatball and the other a 104lbs meatball. you think the 104 lbs meatball would win in a scrap but no... he whimpers away like a chump... lol

love em both like kids and wouldnt give them up for nothin.

Digital Twilight

Dogs are great but We've always had a cat in our house. They're hilarious and they also know when to leave you alone Except for my cat who is closer to me than my shadow :twisted:

Both are amazing creatures, give them love and they give it back to you in droves.

If I was to get a dog I would make sure I had sufficient time to walk it everyday. Wouldn't be fair otherwise.

polaris_x

RKCNDY wrote:

cats are self-sufficient, and actually the only animals that can revert from feral to domestication and back again, at their own will.

sure ... but they hold a grudge like no other animal ... so, sure, they will live but they are gonna be pissed! ...

Wobbie

lukin2006 wrote:

Dogs...my black lab at 6 weeks and now at 6 months.

there's a club for your Lab!

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Wobbie

RKCNDY wrote:

polaris_x wrote:

uhhh ... you're really not supposed to leave cats alone that long ... :shock:

cats are self-sufficient, and actually the only animals that can revert from feral to domestication and back again, at their own will.

are you for real with this? :shock:

DS1119

comebackgirl wrote:

DS1119 wrote:

I must admit I do love me some roasted cat.

You, DS, are a RF :x :twisted:

It took this post for you to realize that?

RKCNDY

imalive wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

polaris_x wrote:

uhhh ... you're really not supposed to leave cats alone that long ... :shock:

cats are self-sufficient, and actually the only animals that can revert from feral to domestication and back again, at their own will.

are you for real with this? :shock:

yes, usually most feral cats once they trust humans, will become self-domesticated...but only if they want to be. My cat still has some feral tendencies (I bottle fed him since he was 2 weeks old).

Wobbie

RKCNDY wrote:

imalive wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

cats are self-sufficient, and actually the only animals that can revert from feral to domestication and back again, at their own will.

are you for real with this? :shock:

yes, usually most feral cats once they trust humans, will become self-domesticated...but only if they want to be. My cat still has some feral tendencies (I bottle fed him since he was 2 weeks old).

well whaddaya know? :thumbup:

eeriepadave

i'm a cat person obvi. But love dogs as well

hgpjam11

Dogs are the best, always happy to see me. The cat could give a shit.

supersonicyears

I love them all. Cats are easier. Dogs are kinda like having kids.

comebackgirl

I still can't decide. I choose a panda

lukin2006

RKCNDY wrote:

Let's see...

vacation=

leaving 2 dogs in boarding for 9 days costing almost $400, and they are SMELLY! But also are so happy to see me! Butt-shakin' tail wags!

OR

coming home to a cat that has eaten 12 days worth of food, left 3 puddles of puke in random areas of the house, who also somehow got to the top of the armoire, knocking over a large vase containing over 200 peacock feathers which were strewn all over the house, most of which were eaten, in the bathroom an entire brand new TP roll was shredded all over the floor, my new yoga mat was used as a scratching post, various plastic bags were chewed up and left all over the house, and who also had diarrhea and conveniently left that present right by the front door for me to step in as soon as I walked in the house.

who would you like better?

If you go to the right kennel they don't come home smelly ... the kennel we use only put them in a kennel at night, the dog is out playing all day and when she comes home she sleeps for about 2 days...just exhausted. Really look around ... there are some nice kennels around ... avoid kennelling at a vet.

dimitrispearljam

woof

redrock

Cats - no contest (says the crazy cat lady who already has 6 cats, ranging from age 1 1/2 years to nearly 21, and is currently in the process of possbily being 'broken' by her daughter into having a 7th - Cap'tain Fuzzykins, it would seem).

titchinello

Definatly cats... at one point I was up to 6 cats, but sadly only have 1 now.

your move now

Dogs... I have both... my dogs would do anything for me, the (working) cat, despite not being a pet expects that I would do anything for him