Which do you prefer? Little yip yip dogs or cats?
I'm a dog guy, but in this case prefer cats to annoying little dogs.
I'm a dog guy, but in this case prefer cats to annoying little dogs.
Cats vs Small Dogs
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Cats > small dogs.
If I were to own a dog, I’d rather have a large dog like a lab or golden retriever.
If I were to own a dog, I’d rather have a large dog like a lab or golden retriever.
I'm a Cat Guy, but I've co-owned a Maltese, and she was the dickens.
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Thought I was going to open this thread and see fight videos. Disappointed, to say the least.
I like dogs that are chill, therefore I do not like small dogs.
One poops inside and you have to pick it up, the other poops outside and you probably have to pick it up. So I guess which one is better depends on your feelings on where you want the poop.
In my case, the one that's supposed to poop outside has gotten to the age where it happens inside.
Having grown up having cats, I'd much rather scoop the litter box than go playing minesweeper in the back yard (or house).
I love dogs. But I’d sooner have a cat than a little dog. Little dogs are ********. So much barking and general ******* behavior.
Cats are gross. I do always have 100 lb dogs though. My latest rescue I have had for 3 years is a 95lb Bulldog.
Like I get not liking a dog that is annoying and constantly barking but most small dogs aren’t that way in my experience. We had a Jack Russell Terrier and a cat and I liked the dog a lot more. Dogs want to be with you and cats are more roommates.
No house should have a pet of any type that pisses and sh*ts indoors. Just my policy.
Big dog >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> small dog >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> cat
Big dog >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> small dog >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> cat
I love my small dog and grew up with cats.The yipping thing is overblown in my opinion. The daily walks are a great way to be intentional about getting outside
I ****** hate small dogs but I don't think terriers count.They have big heads/brains and were breed to kill things. They can be awesome in the hands of a competent trainer.
