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Cats understand work/life balance, and dogs don’t. For a dog, the highlight of the day is running with the pack, regardless of how much effort that is. Thus, t
by dbcurtis 7y ago
Cats understand work/life balance, and dogs don’t.
For a dog, the highlight of the day is running with the pack, regardless of how much effort that is. Thus, the success of the dogsled.
The cat’s highlights are the daily private hunt, followed by a nap. There is no such thing as a catsled. Channel that thought during your next daily standup.
- jaclaz 7y ago>The cat’s highlights are the daily private hunt, followed by a nap. At least here cats have that nice daily private hunt alright, but it is usually also preceded by a nap, and of course each nap is preceded by some sleeping and followed by some more sleeping. Except of course about 5:30-6:00 in the morning, which is usually either play time or feed time.
- o_nate 7y agoIt's interesting that dogs are seen as the more practical, helpful pet. And certainly for much of history, that was true. However, in a modern, urban environment, I'd say the situation has reversed. Apart from the intangible, emotional companion benefits, I'd argue there isn't much practical use of a dog for a city-dweller. On the other hand, a cat at least has the benefit of keeping unwanted rodents out of your apartment.