Quasi-duck wrote:
No they don't.oceanhawk wrote:
but they usually get bored of you and move off to somevother house that will feed them
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Quasi-duck wrote:
No they don't.oceanhawk wrote:
but they usually get bored of you and move off to somevother house that will feed them
oceanhawk wrote:
Dogs are more loyal, cant deny it
Quasi-duck wrote:
It actually tends to be the dogs/cats personality.oceanhawk wrote:
Dogs are more loyal, cant deny it
oceanhawk wrote:
But overall, Id say most of the time its dogs more loyal
Quasi-duck wrote:
That is only if you raise them correctly.oceanhawk wrote:
But overall, Id say most of the time its dogs more loyal
miech wrote:
I like em both, for different reasons
dogs:
more fun to play with
closer relationship in general
unconditional
cats:
funnier
low maintenance, independence
a more 'interesting' creature
oceanhawk wrote:
Even still..... they are
My dog isnt very well trained, but she is sure dam loyal... She will try hide under my bed and sleep there at night, she will follow me everywhere, and all she does is sit, and that just when Im eating dinner, and she looking for scraps..
She a hedless b1tc
Kehsct wrote:
Dogs have a closer relationship? Not in my experience. I am MUCH closer to my cat than I am to my dog.miech wrote:
I like em both, for different reasons
dogs:
more fun to play with
closer relationship in general
unconditional
cats:
funnier
low maintenance, independence
a more 'interesting' creature
Quasi-duck wrote:
What I mean is that if you, say, beat your dog, it won't be loyal.oceanhawk wrote:
Even still..... they are
My dog isnt very well trained, but she is sure dam loyal... She will try hide under my bed and sleep there at night, she will follow me everywhere, and all she does is sit, and that just when Im eating dinner, and she looking for scraps..
She a hedless b1tc
oceanhawk wrote:
Really?Kehsct wrote:
Dogs have a closer relationship? Not in my experience. I am MUCH closer to my cat than I am to my dog.miech wrote:
I like em both, for different reasons
dogs:
more fun to play with
closer relationship in general
unconditional
cats:
funnier
low maintenance, independence
a more 'interesting' creature
Guess that the odd case, cos I always seem to find dogs much much closer with their owners compared to cats
Kehsct wrote:
Have you even had a cat?oceanhawk wrote:
Really?Guess that the odd case, cos I always seem to find dogs much much closer with their owners compared to catsKehsct wrote:
Dogs have a closer relationship? Not in my experience. I am MUCH closer to my cat than I am to my dog.miech wrote:
I like em both, for different reasons
dogs:
more fun to play with
closer relationship in general
unconditional
cats:
funnier
low maintenance, independence
a more 'interesting' creature
oceanhawk wrote:
Yep, then it ran to some other house, cos they gave it more food..
Quasi-duck wrote:
Lol, that sucks xDoceanhawk wrote:
Yep, then it ran to some other house, cos they gave it more food..
Quasi-duck wrote:
Probably just a lazy cat.
oceanhawk wrote:
they all the same...Quasi-duck wrote:
Probably just a lazy cat.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Not really.oceanhawk wrote:
they all the same...Quasi-duck wrote:
Probably just a lazy cat.
oceanhawk wrote:
That will give me nightmares, uughhhQuasi-duck wrote:
No they don't.oceanhawk wrote:
and they all shed..