The ultimate question....

[Offshoreorca]

Cats:
Inside = litter and walking all over counters when you’re not looking
Outside = often means lots of poor dead songbirds - and cats kill wayyyyy more birds than many of their other threats combined - as well as pooping in the garden

Dogs: unconditional love, cuddles, plus the ones we have are very clean and only hunt rodents (beat our cat, who is a hunter, to them every time)!

Here’s some photos of Buoy the JRT He’s honestly the best of dogs and cats combined

 

[ShrekDawg]

She's so cute!

Thanks!!!

 

[ShrekDawg]

Cats:
Inside = litter and walking all over counters when you’re not looking
Outside = often means lots of poor dead songbirds - and cats kill wayyyyy more birds than many of their other threats combined - as well as pooping in the garden

Dogs: unconditional love, cuddles, plus the ones we have are very clean and only hunt rodents (beat our cat, who is a hunter, to them every time)!

Here’s some photos of Buoy the JRT He’s honestly the best of dogs and cats combined

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He’s very handsome!! I love JRTs

 

[WindingRoad]

My cats do not get on my counters. They have been soaked with a squirt gun as kittens for getting up there. No cats on my counter.

For a vote. I think my cats are more dogs like, but I'm a sucker for both!

That's just what my SIL said until one time I was at her house alone. Her cats were all over the counters.

But then again dogs like to drag their butts on your clean carpets. IDK.

 

[ShrekDawg]

That's just what my SIL said until one time I was at her house alone. Her cats were all over the counters.

But then again dogs like to drag their butts on your clean carpets. IDK.

I think most do things when you’re not looking. Like cats in counters, dogs on couches, etc. lol it doesn’t stop them, just makes them do it when you can’t see and my dog never dragged his butt in the carpet lol did on grass a few times but not inside lol

 

[ValerieJ]

Cats 100%! I work full time, and my kitties are appreciative of all the time we have together when i get home. We can just chill together in the office and to the cats it qualifies as "spending quality time" with me. I had a 8 month old Queensland heeler puppy earlier in the year and despite spending a couple hours every day with him, it was never enough. He wouldn't leave me alone to let me relax! I ended up re-homing the pup to a nice retired lady, who could spend her whole day with the little guy. Dogs are just to needy! (and smelly )

Couldn't have said that better! Glad you found a good home for the pup!!!

 

[ValerieJ]

Denton vortex ?? But have you ever read or watched Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy?

That's funny...I was just thinking the same thing.

 

[ValerieJ]

If you figure out the Denton vortex bit can you explain that part too?

Maybe the improbability drive actually sends them through a vortex...

 

[electrycmonk]

Happily caught in the Denton vortex? Sorry I don't get it...

Maybe the improbability drive actually sends them through a vortex...

1st off, In order to answer these questions I must ask this question to make sure your both on the same page (pun enforced). Deal? Coolbeans.
So, have y'all ever been in a really good book that just sucks you in... It's so hard to just put it down?

2nd the improbability drive. Hmmm, that's a valid question but, it's not entirely applicable here and now. However, after this Thursday night, quite possibly a solid maybe?

 

[ShrekDawg]

I’m so confused right now