Foo - Why Dogs Are Better Than Cats

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Sixty Fiver
02-23-10, 03:10 PM
This...
http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/pets/2010/02/20/2010-02-20_dog_keeps_girl_lost_in_ariz_woods_warm_safe_for_15_hrs.html
ilikebikes
02-23-10, 03:17 PM
I was going to reply with this before I read the story: "Because it takes less dogs to make a fine warm coat."
Sixty Fiver
02-23-10, 03:25 PM
A cat would cuddle with you too but their motives would be different... :)
coasting
02-23-10, 03:50 PM
so why is the dog not pictured. he is the key character in this tail.
Keith99
02-23-10, 03:58 PM
Second rate dog. A good herder would have herded the kid back home.
But still, the dog ranks above the parents, at least the dog did not lose track of the child.
ModoVincere
02-23-10, 04:05 PM
Yep...dogs are better then cats
http://i602.photobucket.com/albums/tt106/Desi501/Dog_eat_cat.jpg
Yep...dogs are better then cats
http://i602.photobucket.com/albums/tt106/Desi501/Dog_eat_cat.jpg
BWAHAHAHA - that looks like my kitten underneath the monster!!
Yep...dogs are better then cats
http://i602.photobucket.com/albums/tt106/Desi501/Dog_eat_cat.jpg
Mmph! :lol:
aadhils
02-23-10, 10:39 PM
Meh!
http://www.iphonewallpapershome.com/images/2009/03/cute-cat-jump-iphone-wallpaper.jpg
fuzzbox
02-24-10, 06:37 PM
Hachiko is another reason as well. I want an Akita.
Minesbroken
02-24-10, 07:36 PM
Hachiko is another reason as well. I want an Akita.
I had a hundred and twenty pound Akita when I was growing up. His Idea of a perfect world was Himself, the Family...and everything else dead.
Minesbroken
02-24-10, 07:37 PM
He was a great dog honestly
fuzzbox
02-24-10, 09:56 PM
I have a "mini akita" aka shiba inu. I like how they or at least mine doesn't jump on anyone or roll over. She's a cuddlebug.
Fast Cloud
02-25-10, 06:13 AM
I have a "mini akita" aka shiba inu. I like how they or at least mine doesn't jump on anyone or roll over. She's a cuddlebug.
Nice!!! Those are still hard to come by in my neck of the woods. Akitas are a dime a dozen...prepare to watch your dog food bill double though. :eek:
ModoVincere
02-25-10, 06:22 AM
Nice!!! Those are still hard to come by in my neck of the woods. Akitas are a dime a dozen...prepare to watch your dog food bill double though. :eek:
no..just keep a few cats around...the dog can feed itself. :p
JonnyHK
02-25-10, 07:18 AM
I once shared a house with a guy who had a Blue Heeler - damn smart dogs and I'm not surprised this Blue helped save that girl.
This guy was a tradesman, and like most tradies in Australia he drove a 'ute'. Theft of tools from the back of utes was pretty common and Peter was good at securing his gear at home or on site, but sometimes you did have to leave stuff in the back of the truck. This is where 'Smacka' came in. She would sit in the tray and watch the world go by. You could walk up and talk to her, even pet her. But if you reached past her towards the tools...
2manybikes
02-25-10, 07:39 AM
Of course dogs are better than cats. But, the girl kept the dog warm too. Pack mentality has lots of benefits.
fuzzbox
02-25-10, 12:08 PM
My friend homes dogs and gets them adopted mainly heelers
http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/13/l_252384d8ea0b4c82b3f5c66b6b01b230.jpg
My favorite one he had. I miss Doc.
bobfromwaco
02-25-10, 01:32 PM
I was going to reply with this before I read the story: "Because it takes less dogs to make a fine warm coat."
I thought it was going to be a recipe.
Neither one will grab you by the hair and pull you to your watery grave. A dog would never do this, just a matter of principal. All cats want to do this, but they are too small and they hate water even more than they hate humans.
bobfromwaco
02-25-10, 01:40 PM
^100% True.
2manybikes
02-25-10, 03:52 PM
Neither one will grab you by the hair and pull you to your watery grave. A dog would never do this, just a matter of principal. All cats want to do this, but they are too small and they hate water even more than they hate humans.
Speaking of dogs and water- did you read about Bailey falling through thin ice? I pulled him out. For some reason the ice held when I walked out to get the dog.
No, but I am glad to hear Bailey is okay.................. He is, isn't he?
2manybikes
02-25-10, 04:01 PM
No, but I am glad to hear Bailey is okay.................. He is, isn't he?
He's fine. He was not in the water even 30 seconds. That day the air temp was 45.
I'm glad it was not below freezing, we were quite a distance from the car.
coasting
02-25-10, 04:10 PM
i've never seen a cycling cat. Am i right or am i right, bailey?
coasting
02-25-10, 04:11 PM
Speaking of dogs and water- did you read about Bailey falling through thin ice? I pulled him out. For some reason the ice held when I walked out to get the dog.
what was he doing swimming in this cold weather? he thinks he's invincible.
2manybikes
02-25-10, 04:50 PM
what was he doing swimming in this cold weather? he thinks he's invincible.
He is faster than a bullet, and more powerfull than a speeding locomotive.
He can jump tall nothing ever.
2manybikes
02-25-10, 04:53 PM
i've never seen a cycling cat. Am i right or am i right, bailey?
I have seen a cat riding on a guys shoulder in the summer on the bike path. There was nothing between the guys skin and the cats claws except a T-shirt. I always wondered if the cat would "dig in" if the guy had to panic stop. :eek:
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