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My old cat could tell I wanted her to come with a slight nod of my head. Of course cats are quite independent so I couldn't command her all the time but if it w
by pkaye 5y ago
My old cat could tell I wanted her to come with a slight nod of my head. Of course cats are quite independent so I couldn't command her all the time but if it wanted company and got the nod, she would be running with joy in my direction.
- pjerem 5y agoDon’t get me wrong. Cats are ok. I even have a cat. They are just not dogs. Ask my cat if she would like to go for a walk outside and she would answer with a middle finger if she could physically do it. For any dog, it would be the greatest day of all times since at least yesterday.
- jraph 5y ago> For any dog, it would be the greatest day of all times since at least yesterday Ah ah ah, that's a very good description. I find dogs so boring because of this.
- emteycz 5y agoThere are more independent dogs too, like Shiba-inu or Akita
- skrtskrt 5y agoShibas are scary smart
- blippage 5y agoWell, if you like a challenge, you could always get yourself a husky. If they don't want to do something then they'll certainly provide some amusement value. Apart from parrots, huskies seem to be the only animal species capable of saying the word "No". As someone on the HuskyTrantrums subreddit said, huskies are the best pets to watch someone else own.
- maccard 5y ago> For any dog, it would be the greatest day of all times since at least yesterday. Unless it's _ever so slightly_ damp outside, then my dog will cower in fear at the thought of getting her paws wet. Pouring rain though? Completely fine!
- philipov 5y agoCat vs Dog, a comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8Gw8RH9Y78 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8Gw8RH9Y78