Dogs versus Cats - Page 3

SATX*APhi · #31 12-23-2003, 05:57 PM

I don't do cats. My sister's roommate has THREE CATS at their place and I can't stand going over because of them. I obviously prefer dogs and love my puppy.

cntryZTA5 · #32 12-23-2003, 11:18 PM

I love both my dogs and cat....but the dogs a little bit more. Dogs always seem happy to see you. My cat acts like I am "allowed" to live in her house

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In fact, I am sitting next to the puppy I just adopted from the humane society today!

PhiPsiRuss · #33 12-23-2003, 11:21 PM

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In fact, I am sitting next to the puppy I just adopted from the humane society today!

What type of puppy? How old? What does he or she look like? Pictures?

AOPIHottie · #34 12-23-2003, 11:35 PM

I love both, but mostly cats. In fact I live with 3-mine and each roommate has one. And they love to fight with each other-especially an hour before I have to get up, in the middle of MY bed. Why mine and not the other roommates, I have NO idea.

AlphaXiGirl31 · #35 12-24-2003, 12:21 AM

Cats!! They keep things interesting. I wouldn't be opposed to having a dog AND a cat at some point in the future... My boyfriend (who is a confirmed dog lover and pretty much avoids my cat) swears that this is possible.

Cluey · #36 12-24-2003, 12:40 AM

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And they love to fight with each other-especially an hour before I have to get up, in the middle of MY bed.

My cats love to do that, too! I love having my own personal WWIII in the middle of my bed 15 minutes before my alarm was supposed to go off, really I do

cntryZTA5 · #37 12-24-2003, 02:25 AM

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What type of puppy? How old? What does he or she look like? Pictures?

She's a shep mix, about 2 months old. I took pics with my camara but am having a hard time getting them to download onto my computer!

AOPIHottie · #38 12-24-2003, 11:02 PM

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My cats love to do that, too! I love having my own personal WWIII in the middle of my bed 15 minutes before my alarm was supposed to go off, really I do

Yeah, and its ONLY in my room......not Girl Roomie or Boy Roomie, but MINE. And of course I can't go back to sleep after they are yelling and there is fur flying everywhere.

valkyrie · #39 12-24-2003, 11:03 PM

I absolutely love ALL animals, but right now I have a preference for cats. That's good, I suppose, because I have six of them.

CatStarESP4 · #40 12-25-2003, 03:03 PM

Cat Person here! These wonderful creatures were worshipped by the Ancient Egyptians. Almost everything about them fascinates me. They are very independent and expressive. These creatures are indeed poetry in motion.

I also like dogs, but I love cats!

Sister Havana · #41 12-25-2003, 04:29 PM

I am definitely a dog person! Always have been, always will be. Terriers are my favorite, although I have a soft spot for all dogs. I have a Welsh Terrier whom I rescued from a shelter last year and he's great. (you can see pics here, click on the photo album labeled Barney.) I grew up with a female Welsh and before that we had an Airedale. Dogs have tons of personality, they are always so happy to see you when you come home, and you can take them to places like the dog park. (Have you ever heard of a cat park? Me either!)

I will say I have mellowed toward cats, but give me a dog any day.

PrincessPhiSig · #42 12-25-2003, 11:07 PM

Sister Havana What an adorable bunch of pictures! The dogs are gorgeous! I'm jealous, lucky you!

AGDee · #43 12-25-2003, 11:33 PM

I love medium to large size dogs. I have a 90 pound Alaskan Malamute named Samantha (Sammi or Sammigirl for short). I rescued her from a shelter after she had a rough start in life. She was born with juvenile cataracts and had to have surgery. I got her a month after she was able to see again! She was 18 months old and went through a "puppy phase" since she hadn't been able to see when she was a puppy. A 90 pound puppy is a challenge! She has some separation anxiety but she's gotten a lot better with time. She's a big, huge, gentle, cuddly, beautiful and fluffy gal. She totally keeps me company when the kids are at their dad's house. She's blind again because she banged her head against her crate (they said she was crate trained!) and got detached retinas. She does fine in our house and yard though because she knows her way around. It was tough when the kids had their Christmas presents all over though! Poor gal was all confused.

I wouldn't mind a cat, but my daughter is allergic to them. The neighbors have a cool cat named Bob who roams the neighborhood. When they got a new kitten, he started leaving "presents" on my porch instead of theirs.. I could do without that part! It's a little shocking to step on the porch on the way to work in the morning to find a dead bird or rodent on the porch. He has stopped now, so I guess he has decided to stick with his original family despite their betrayal... LOL.

Dee

RioLambdaAlum · #44 12-25-2003, 11:55 PM

I WANNA PUG!!!!!! never had a pet before in my life and thats what i want!
plus here's something funny.....me and my best friend have nicknames and they are cat and dog...mines cat so of course her's is dog.

Buttonz · #45 12-26-2003, 12:31 AM

I was never much of a dog fan (or a cat fan) until we got our puppy and now I am in love with dogs. Our dog is a corgi