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1. Doesn't get stuck in trees/on walls/on roofs
Those points count against dogs
+1, I agree.
On the surface it appears you have made valid points. However, it is clearly a biased diary. When considering all relevant facts, there is more to be learnt from this diary.
dogs are cool, but think you mean downgrade :>
1. Cats can fall like 10 stories and land on their feet, get stuck in a tree ?
Dog ate it, dog didn't have the brain capacity to realize it's a puzzle.
Faulty cat. 5 of my 6 cats will happily put most dogs in hospital. One has chased a pitbull and survived. She's a proper demon though, she's torn a bath towel almost in half (I had her wrapped in it while trying to give her medication). Somehow she's the most loving cat of the lot - she won't sleep unless she's in bed with her head on the pillow and my wife's hand on her back, and then falls asleep purring.
This doesn't work, I've tried. They turn around and eat it.
They'll sleep in the wind and rain on the coldest day of the year, completely unphased. A dog panics when you blow in its face.
The cats own the chairs in the house, we don't even try anymore.
I've never seen a cat chase its own tail.
I have one twit that tries to lick herself in the mirror, the rest don't give the mirror a second thought.
Most of my cats are braver (arguably stupider rather than braver) than any dog. One burnt half his whiskers off sniffing fire over the weekend, and still isn't scared of fire in the slightest.
Yeah, clearly faulty cats. Not a day goes by that a
My youngest was climbing the roof at 6 weeks old. He also has no problem taking a running jump from treetop to treetop. My wife's heart stops each time, but he's had a 100% success rate. He's the one who burnt his whiskers - fearless.
I have one like that. Extremely hand-shy and scared in general. He literally shat a brown circle on the floor in 2020/2021 when lightning struck nearby. He had an abusive past, though, and when we got him he was too old to have it trained out of him.
I'm started to think you have mistaken a dog for something with measurable intelligence. Please verify.
Kempton.
@KURT_COCAIN does not represent the rest of Kempton and we do not stand behind anything he says or does in way way, whether implicit or explicit.
@KURT_COCAIN is your best representative. He has most of his teeth and hasn’t slept with a family member once this month. Honour your heroes lest they hitch their ossewae and migrate daarnatoe.
Twice this month isn't exactly a good thing.
Can't. @KURT_COCAIN has it occupied with all three of his mothers.
We are both short. Can probably use a Venter trailer.
Close enough. They take three plugs each. He's trying to plug three at once. Same same, but different.
Well, that's a story and a half.
My reasoning behind my comment was the "wait" to get an animal from a shelter or the SPCA, which isn't even a problem. It took about 4 days to get my dog. And he came dewormed, shots up to date and neutered.
When I was in boarding school, I was waiting for the bus to go home and some girl asked me to hold a box and then proceeded to get into a car and off she went. Opened the box and there be a little kitten inside it, a wild one at that. Took her home, to the vet and got her some formula etc and fed her every few hours day and night. she's the second oldest cat among the three that I have and she also doesn't stand for my dogs either, she moers them and they run. I'm all for looking after cats or kittens. I too have a wholesome kitty story, Suck on that
Just not a fan of people who's reason NOT to go to a shelter or SPCA is because it "takes too long" which honestly, it doesn't.
TL: DR please, your post is too long.
