Cats vs Dogs who will win the vote.
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Cats definitely!
Let’s just put them in the thunder dome and see which leaves!
Aug 10, 2020
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#27
Matt8172006 wrote:
I vote 1000000000000000000 votes for dogs
Not allowed!!
Hmmm... (@CRYYSIS alert) I definitely remember voting about this same question in several other threads. Anyways
my vote goes to dogs
Dogs, because they are loyal companions and can help anybody out! Plus, you can't walk a cat😆
Aug 12, 2020
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#31
8love wrote:
Dogs, because they are loyal companions and can help anybody out! Plus, you can't walk a cat😆
Technically, you can, but that's weird and walking dogs is much better.
Exactly;]
Aug 13, 2020
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#33
To ask someone “Do you prefer cats or dogs “ is not a sensible question: it is not even a reasonable question , because you cannot compare the incomparable.
“ Would you sooner own a cat or a dog ? is a little more sensible, but the answer must almost invariably depend on the circumstances. If you are a man who shoots , you want a working gun dog , but if you are old and unable to get about much , a cat who exercises itself and who sits in front of the fire or on your knee, will certainly make a more suitable companion than a dog . You cannot compare cats with dogs .
One might as well ask “ Do you prefer eggs and bacon or a game of golf . The truth is - and it is not always recognised- that the more obedient a dog is and the better it is trained for its work , the more it becomes a ‘slave ‘ to its master however willing that slave may be , and the more it loses it’s own independence of thought and action. This never happens with a cat .
“ Would you sooner own a cat or a dog ? is a little more sensible, but the answer must almost invariably depend on the circumstances. If you are a man who shoots , you want a working gun dog , but if you are old and unable to get about much , a cat who exercises itself and who sits in front of the fire or on your knee, will certainly make a more suitable companion than a dog . You cannot compare cats with dogs .
One might as well ask “ Do you prefer eggs and bacon or a game of golf . The truth is - and it is not always recognised- that the more obedient a dog is and the better it is trained for its work , the more it becomes a ‘slave ‘ to its master however willing that slave may be , and the more it loses it’s own independence of thought and action. This never happens with a cat .
Socks4ever wrote:
To ask someone “Do you prefer cats or dogs “ is not a sensible question: it is not even a reasonable question , because you cannot compare the incomparable.
“ Would you sooner own a cat or a dog ? is a little more sensible, but the answer must almost invariably depend on the circumstances. If you are a man who shoots , you want a working gun dog , but if you are old and unable to get about much , a cat who exercises itself and who sits in front of the fire or on your knee, will certainly make a more suitable companion than a dog . You cannot compare cats with dogs .
One might as well ask “ Do you prefer eggs and bacon or a game of golf . The truth is - and it is not always recognised- that the more obedient a dog is and the better it is trained for its work , the more it becomes a ‘slave ‘ to its master however willing that slave may be , and the more it loses it’s own independence of thought and action. This never happens with a cat .
“ Would you sooner own a cat or a dog ? is a little more sensible, but the answer must almost invariably depend on the circumstances. If you are a man who shoots , you want a working gun dog , but if you are old and unable to get about much , a cat who exercises itself and who sits in front of the fire or on your knee, will certainly make a more suitable companion than a dog . You cannot compare cats with dogs .
One might as well ask “ Do you prefer eggs and bacon or a game of golf . The truth is - and it is not always recognised- that the more obedient a dog is and the better it is trained for its work , the more it becomes a ‘slave ‘ to its master however willing that slave may be , and the more it loses it’s own independence of thought and action. This never happens with a cat .
True 