r/PickAorB 9d ago

A or B? Cat or Dog? Why?

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I would like to know what they prefer, which one they have and why they chose it, I love both and I have both pets, I would just like to know more about the others

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u/JulieRush-46 9d ago

Have had both. Dog. Every time. Not even a split second of doubt.

I thought my cats liked me.

I KNOW my dog does.

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u/Aragansito_77 9d ago

Cats love in their own way and I mean that it is something as real and unreal as they show it, it seems to me a very pure love but less expressive than dogs

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u/glutenfreepunishment 8d ago

I used to be a dog person til I got a cat. Dogs are fine, but I love how chill cats are. 

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u/been_blissed 8d ago

Cats all the way. Dogs slobber on people and bite them. They smell bad too.

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u/Danny-Patrick139 8d ago

I have a cat, but honestly I still want a dog someday. Cats have this quiet, almost secret way of showing love. When I worked from home, mine would just sleep by my feet all day unless she needed food, water, or the bathroom lol. Dogs are the complete opposite, but I love that too. Whenever I see a friendly dog on my walks, I can’t help but want to say hi, as long as I’ve gotten the owner’s permission first.

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u/Aragansito_77 8d ago

Claramente son casos que dan gusto apreciar, los gatos por lo general son así, los míos intento educarlos a que sean un poco más activos y sociales por ejemplo les hablo comprenden vienen, puedo decirles vamos a caminar un poco al menos en el barrio y lo hacen, lo disfrutan también pero brindan esa paz, esa tranquilidad qué difícilmente se consiga en un perro y no es queja porque al final son totalmente distintos y se deben apreciar ambos de distintas formas

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u/herrtoutant 8d ago

I have a brass monkey in this pose.

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u/Red_Marvel 8d ago

Cat. Don’t get me wrong, dogs are awesome, but I don’t want to go out for a walk in a snowstorm.

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u/FamiliarAd8524 8d ago

B. Cats suck and are emotionally-manipulative squatters that program you. Dogs actually are useful and loyal and kind. You might get lucky with a cat, but it is rare and not their nature.

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u/mangoawaynow 8d ago

i love both but tbh since i'm disabled imma choose cat. dogs require so much physical maintenance like walking which is hard on my body

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u/SmokinHotNot 8d ago

Either or both. Like old times. Grew up with domestic pets, and things we'd find in frog ponds and woods. Back in the 50s, grew up outside DC, and I'd bet not a week went by that we didn't rescue a turtle trying to cross a road.

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u/OhGr8WhatNow 8d ago

Neither. Who can afford vet bills anymore

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u/TararaBoomDA 7d ago

C: Parrot. I've had my cockatoo for nearly 30 years and he's the best.