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Published on June 17, 2010 By howboutnoooo In Demigod

Which is better A dog or a Cat


this shall shake the very foundation of the demigod community


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on Jul 12, 2010

lol alot of cats arnt well behaved from the start also theres a bunch of dogs who are well behaved from the start

on Jul 12, 2010

OMG-howboutnoooo
lol alot of cats arnt well behaved from the start also theres a bunch of dogs who are well behaved from the start

citation needed

on Jul 12, 2010

OMG_BlackHatHedgehog



Quoting OMG-howboutnoooo,
reply 106
lol alot of cats arnt well behaved from the start also theres a bunch of dogs who are well behaved from the start


citation needed


same could be said for his remark about cats being well behaved from the start

on Jul 13, 2010

we just found something funny out about our new dog she likes water with lots of ice in it

on Jul 14, 2010

OMG-howboutnoooo
because most pictures are of cats its hard to find a useful picture of a dog i blame the cat lovers

No, it's because people like taking photos of cats a lot more because they have much more expressive faces.

on Jul 14, 2010

OMG_DD-shred_demon

No, it's because people like taking photos of cats a lot more because they have much more expressive faces.

A cat's face is designed to mimic that of a baby. Just like babies, it also takes time before they gain the ability to wink.

It's very interesting how some of the time they will actually mimic your facial expressions, like monkeys, which suggests relatively high intelligence.

on Jul 16, 2010

OMG_Splitshadow



Quoting OMG_DD-shred_demon,
reply 110

No, it's because people like taking photos of cats a lot more because they have much more expressive faces.


A cat's face is designed to mimic that of a baby. Just like babies, it also takes time before they gain the ability to wink.

It's very interesting how some of the time they will actually mimic your facial expressions, like monkeys, which suggests relatively high intelligence.

You sound like my mom. She thinks that when my dog barks in a certain manner that it sounds like "I love you". The whole arguement that cats have more expressive faces than dogs is a joke too you obviously haven't spent more than a few minutes with a dog to think that.

on Jul 16, 2010

Dogs have fewer facial muscles, and their faces aren't ovular like a human or ape's face.

Every part of a cat's face, tail, and posture indicates a different emotion. Dogs' tails twitch when they're happy. Not much to them.

on Jul 16, 2010

OMG_Splitshadow
Dogs have fewer facial muscles, and their faces aren't ovular like a human or ape's face.

Every part of a cat's face, tail, and posture indicates a different emotion. Dogs' tails twitch when they're happy. Not much to them.

Wheres the cat and dog skull muscle diagram? Links? have you studied animal anatomy? I would also say that everything you said about a cat giving body language can also be said for dogs.

on Jul 16, 2010

It's actually been biologically proven that domesticated cats have evolved to look like human babies to appeal to us. And also that they meow to sound like babies:

http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/60-second-science/post.cfm?id=the-manipulative-meow-cats-learn-to-2009-07-13

Cats are evil :3 But I will always prefer the average cat to the average dog. 

on Jul 16, 2010

OMG_BlackHatHedgehog
It's actually been biologically proven that domesticated cats have evolved to look like human babies to appeal to us. And also that they meow to sound like babies:

http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/60-second-science/post.cfm?id=the-manipulative-meow-cats-learn-to-2009-07-13

Cats are evil :3 But I will always prefer the average cat to the average dog. 

Thats some interesting stuff.

Dogs are also very good at minipulating there owners. If a dog  wants you to get out of bed it will whine and bump your arm with its wet nose. It maybe more forward and annoying but it gets the job done just the same.

I find this arguement between cats and dogs rediculous. Neither dogs nor cats are scientically better than the other. Bias opinions are the only way to argue about this and I find that type of arguement tiring.

The reason behind my bias toward dogs is that I am allergic to cats. I also find dogs more rewarding because you can interact with dogs in a more responsive manner than cats. If you give a dog a command it will listen. If you give a cat a command it might look at you, blink its eyes, and than turn its head back to the previous position that it was in.

on Jul 16, 2010

split if youve ever owned multiple dogs youde know that dogs can give a wide range of different body cues or sounds that can mean a variety of things

on Jul 17, 2010

OMG_ZEX

If you give a dog a command it will listen. If you give a cat a command it might look at you, blink its eyes, and than turn its head back to the previous position that it was in.

So Zex, if I come to your house and yell make me a sandwich, you would jump up and get at it?

Bullshit. The idea that being an agreeable little bitch makes you intelligent is laughable. The fact that a dog can take orders doesn't make it intelligent. The fact that a cat usually ignores orders could mean it has free will

on Jul 17, 2010

OMG_Splitshadow



Quoting OMG_ZEX,
reply 116

If you give a dog a command it will listen. If you give a cat a command it might look at you, blink its eyes, and than turn its head back to the previous position that it was in.


So Zex, if I come to your house and yell make me a sandwich, you would jump up and get at it?

Bullshit. The idea that being an agreeable little bitch makes you intelligent is laughable. The fact that a dog can take orders doesn't make it intelligent. The fact that a cat usually ignores orders could mean it has free will

What I said had nothing to do with intelligence. I just enjoy time with dogs more because they are responsive and cats are not. Dogs following commands which lets you interract with them when you want to. Versus interacting with a cat is almost entirely up to the cat unless you pick it up and give it a belly rub. Dogs listen to commands nearly 100% of the time, cats do not.

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