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Originally posted by Danny
Cats are better than Dogs in so many ways... They're:
- Cleverer [like hell they are!]
- Cuter [a matter of opinion, I think dogs are cuter]
- Easier to care for [true, yes]
- Less active [it isn't automatically a good thing. I am exteremely happy that my dog is such a wacko she is and not as boring as golden retrievers usually are]
- Less liable to leap up at you and drool over your face [so? I love kissing my baby...
]
- More likely to realise that when you throw a stick away, you don't want the f*cking thing back [Dogs are TAUGHT to do that, they don't do it automatically. And besides, Fanny is more likely to go away and eat stick, no matter how much I yell
]
- Nicer to stroke [eh? mm...]
- Lazier [I wouldn't want a lazy pet, because it would bring the worst out of me and my own lazyness]
- More friendly (there aren't many cats in my area that sit up and bark loudly at anyone who passes by) [more friendly? you got to be kidding...
]
- Less friendly (dogs are so bloody enthusiastic about you) [see a conflict between this and the above?
]
- Deadlier (when in the right mood) [wanna see my dog after a few hours of swimming..?]
- Just generally all-round cooler [what ever]
Face the evidence, dog-lovers. Your best friend is the scum of the pet world... 
Oh, and they can flush toilets... Even the ones who can't at least have the politeness to bury it, rather than just leave it on the pavement for someone to slip in. Besides, when was the last time you saw a cat lay a cable in the street anyway?
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This argument is so pointless and stupid [and
again on these forums...], but I just had to answer...

I love both dogs and cats [dogs more, though] and I can't understand how some people want to go through this over and over again.
Well cats aren't so often in the streets anyway. If they're outside on their own, they usually stick in the forests. And they wait to get outside? Please... my sister's cat [which later on lost it and attacked my sister's friend] used to go and do his business on my sister's sauna's floor. So there's your wise cat... And they don't automatically go outside. They have to be taught to go to their box or outside.
Well what comes to their intelligence... my dog can eat corn from the cob, without eating the cob at all and she can eat blue berries and strawberries staright from the bushes. So she
is intelligent. And when she wasn't allowed to come to our washing room, she used to wait in her own bed under our stairs till I had finished my shower and went up stairs. She pretended to be asleep as I walked by her. When I was up stairs, she stood up and ran straight to the shower room and boy was she ashamed, when I followed her and caught her there.
