its depends on your taste and preference... I've had some pretty sweet cats growing up but overall- i would rather have a dog. dogs are more of a buddy type of pet to have..
Which is better to have as a pet: a cat or a dog?
It depends on the individual. For me it is a dog. I like them because they make great companions that can go with you many places. Cats...not so much. However if you are a person who can not take the time it needs to care for a dog, a cat would be better. If you are gone more than 8-9 hours a day, a cat would be better. If you cannot spend an hour a day walking or exercising a dog a cat would be better.
It's a matter of personal choice. I'd rather have a dozen dogs rather than one cat. I just couldn't stand to have a litter box and all of the maintenance involved in it.
I've only ever had cats. So, I pick cats.
In the UK there are about 7.5 million cats.
Most of them despoil my garden and kill the local wildlife. Cats ruin everything.
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Only had one cat in my whole life and didn't have it long. Dogs are much better companions and much more fun. Always dogs for me.
It's depending on your choice, what ever one cat is equals to dozens of dogs .dog we can carry easy but cat it's not an easy little bit tough.
I have to say that Dog is better.You have to take a puppy for your pet.
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In battle between cat lovers and dog lovers, there may be a clear winner. But there are some unique benefits that come with cats. First, cats are more intelligent than dog. They seem to be smaller than dogs but they're much clever than what it seem to be. Next, cats have smaller carbon footprints than dogs. Cats, being smaller and therefore eating less-still a hefty amount, but much better than an average dog. Third one, cats are less slobbery than dogs. Cats delicately dip their tongues into the water with a force up to twice that of gravity, neatly pulling up a column of liquid to swallow. Apparently, cats are cheaper than dogs. Dogs are bigger than cats, on average, and are likely to run up higher food bills as a result.
Cats their self suffiencient
I'm a 100% dog person <3
That depends entirely on the ability of the pet owner to properly care for the chosen pet.
I've had both throughout my life, and I've loved them equally. At the moment, I'm devoted to my mutt!
I prefer dogs, they are clever and active, especially they have the human sens, my daughter have 2 dogs one is dead, another is still alive who keeps the house for her, and like playing with children as well.