the internet cat phenomenon.

[Hydra009]

[youtube:1hnkrhyv]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbycvPwr1Wg[/youtube:1hnkrhyv]

[Solitary]

It depends on the cat or dog. I've had cats that are great and some not so great, same with dogs, but overall dogs are more reliable and can be trained easier and better.  Fir balls are icky besides. I like both depending on the cat or dog themselves.  Solitary

[Solitary]

Writer posted a YouTube video

 :rollin:  :rollin:  :rollin:  Funny! Solitary.

[PopeyesPappy]

/waits patiently for flame war.

/Starts looking for turtle soup recipe.

[Aroura33]

Ah, thanks guys! You really made my point that dogs actually get way more love and attention than cats, as I knew you would.

I grew up with dogs, not cats. Only as an adult living in an apartment did I learn to love cats. Like most of you, I used to think dogs were far superior. Now I know both have pros and cons, and I love them all. But dogs are, by most people, still considered superior pets.

[aitm]

[AllPurposeAtheist]

How often does your cat offer to smell and potentially clean your crotch?

Clearly dogs love us much more.  :-D

[Jutter]

Now I know both have pros and cons, and I love them all.

all kidding aside: plus one on that. I've never had  a cat hump my leg, and I've never stepped into a cat-turd. Still I love all my friends and neighbor's dogs, because I grew up with both cats and dogs.

As for internet popularity: perhaps cats are a more vertile source of internet comedy due to their indoor parcour-antics. And perhaps we find something funnier to watch when things aren't staged (through doggie-training).

[Bobbotov]

I love all animals. And even more so as they are so much smarter than we are. They never invented religion.