The difference between cats and dogs

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Obviously made by a cat hater. My cat was not even close to that.
 
Anything that makes cats look bad is good with me :D.

lol I've seen this before though, the drink-spilling scene is pretty funny.
 
VioletReigns said:
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*Lynx puts on his professor spectacles.

While most of that chart is rather off (my dog never cared about being petted on the feet) there is a reason cats don't want a belly rub. Dogs are pretty much the top of their food chain and they have little instinct for protecting their vital organs, or at least no more than humans. Cats, domestic ones anyway, are both predator and prey. Petting them on the stomach triggers survival reflexes that they need in the wild.

On a side note, this is why small dog breeds are not as good as either cats or real dogs. They are small enough to be prey, but lack a cat's defensive instincts.

*Lynx runs away just ahead of a shower of rotten produce thrown by all the small dog owners.
 
One other thing, dogs and cats love to have their ears scratched. That's the default "ooooh yeah!" for both. Every dog or cat I've ever met would rather I scratch behind their ears than anything else.
 
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