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I'm fascinated with the nature of cats. They are reliant on humans and have been breed for centuries yet refuse to be domesticated like the dog. They refuse to surrender to might and authority, ignoring humans and attacking beings never mind how much stronger or bigger they are compared to them.

depends, my cat even runs like a dog(or a horse, depends how you look at it)

In fact, we are our cat's cat.

when i put a hat on my cat, he is in fact a cat in the hat.

I reckon its something to do with historic use, a cat was historically only kept around to chase pests (birds, rats) and this was the primary reason they were fed, dogs on the other hand were tamed, taken to the hunt, made to herd sheep, and this has made us select dogs tht exhibit more "dog"-like traits

I hope I'm not derailing too much, but I much prefer coyotes, especially the eastern coyote (also known as coywolves). In fact, they will eat your cats. http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21677188-it-rare-new-animal-species-emerge-front-scientists-eyes >Cats are typically eaten skull and all, with clues left only in the droppings.

>>18742 Coywolves are cool, but I like dogs more. Especially hunting dogs. I do like cats, but only barn cats. I think it's a silly waste of money to have a fat, useless, inside cat, but some people like the companionship, so to each their own. But I absolutely despise when people have toy dogs/purely inside dogs. You've taken a proud animal that was bred to run alongside humans, an animal that is incredibly perceptive and intelligent and you've made if a fuarrrking useless novelty. I'm not trying to say don't have a pet dog, I'm trying to say respect your dog and treat it like the animal it is, deserves to be, and longs to be.

>>17282 but wouldn't that make our cat our cat's cat's cat?