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Dogs v. Cats

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Ever since I met my husband’s cousin, Jack, he always had a dog. First there was Bailey. And then recently, a few months after Bailey passed, he adopted Shelby from a local shelter.

 

Last night Jack was talking about the cat his daughter recently adopted, Milo. In talking about Milo, Jack laughed about Milo’s antics and spoke about how cute he thought Milo is. At one point Jack said, “I always thought I was dog person but, after being with Milo, I’m not so sure.”

 

I also always thought that you’re either a dog person or cat person. I always considered myself a dog person but I am looking forward to meeting Milo. What do you think?

 

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Corey Bearak

Never owned either. There were times my paternal grandparents had a dog and cat. My niece enjoys her dog, which I blogged about. A cat formerly owned by my niece cohabits with her mom and her grandad; it never made it here.
Fred Klein

My favorite is Charcoal, but years ago it was our cat Mr. Kitzel!
Daniel Schwartz

I am both. I grew up with many cats and at times a dog. But in my adulthood, it has been a dog. This was dictated by my stepdaughter's extreme allergic reaction to cats. My wife allowed a non shedding dog when she was pregnant with my son Joe, and that is our Snowball. No cats at this point of our lives, but I do enjoy them when I have an encounter.
Victoria Drogin

Definitely cats. Although I have owned and loved certain dogs. Dogs are like babies - Much more maintenance. Cats are more like teenagers. You can leave them home alone for a weekend knowing they will disregard all of your rules and do what they want anyway!
Geraldine Newman

I have both, I love both - and they are very different. Yes, you can leave cats for longer and don't need to walk them. However, they are more delicate in many ways, they have fragile systems, they sometimes don't travel as well as dogs. Anyone have pigs? I love them! They are very smart and very sensitive.

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