Doggy JusticeFollow

It's a slow day in here, figured I'd throw something against the wall and see if it sticks. Plus I love dogs, so this is interesting to me. On the other side of things though, I think people have enough to sue for...dogs gone, it's sad, so how does the money really help at this point. Still, if someone shot my "little girl" and killed her...ooooohhhh baby I'd be a little upset. Picture of this dog looks a lot like mine too, *sniffle*.

So, is it sticking? Or did it just slide right down into an embarrasing blob of goo on the floor?

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,235240,00.html

Cats don't tend to have the personality dogs do, from what I've experienced owning both over 20 years. Cats are more independent, they don't regard their owners as much more than "the people who drop the food". And even in regards to aquiring food, they can be quite independent if they are outdoor cats.

Dogs are pack animals, cats really aren't. They get very attached to their "people", and vice-versa. So in that sense, it is like a cross species family. Now, whether or not people give a crap is another story.

You've never met my cat.

I did have a rare cat who seemed to enjoy my company quite a bit once, at least more then the rest I've owned (six). He liked to sleep on the end of the bed, loved to curl up in my lap while watching some TV, that sort of thing. But mostly, the just do driveby's for a quick back/head scratch once in a while and go about their business.

My dog however...dear lord. There isn't such a thing as "too much attention" for them. They want to be hanging out with you 24/7, whether it be sleeping under your chair as you work on the computer, or playing with a squeaky ball. She just loves company, and gets really depressed when she's without it for extended periods of time.

I suppose it all does depend on the individual animal though, obviously Joph you have a cool cat. If I could have everyone of my cats be like my first, I would probably own quite a few. But with most of the furry guys since it's like I'm running a cat halfway house.

ed. Joph, are your cats indoor or outdoor? That seems to make a difference too.

Edited, Dec 8th 2006 2:15pm by xtremereign

I blame the all the Q-Tip sex you submitted the cat to in it's youth.

I want 50 cents compensation for my goldfish that died when I was changing his water back in high school because the school washroom sinks did not have a drain cover that would stop items from going down.

That was such a sad day, it was like losing a friend. *tear*

Don't get me started on that say I was camping and I caught a new pet firefly. IT was dead in the morning because someone thought it would be a good idea to shake the jar I forced him to call home. I'll always remember blinky.



Stoopid people. Pets = property, not family.

My cat's really people-friendly, but someone said neutered males tend to be more often, so that might be it.

Still, he's a cat.

The only reason the sun also rose for Hemmingway, was that there weren't yet fingers on nuclear buttons.

Don't worry, that reminded me of a parable an ex-girlfriend once told me about a couple who went bowling.

Hey, honey, you wanna have sex tonight?
You wanna go bowling?

And that is how she saw a couple like that at a bowling alley with bowling-ball-or-whatever-thing-a-ma-semi-pro-jigs on their wrists attatched to their thumbs? Capiche?

P.S. And our song was Guns 'n Roses Sweet Child 'O Mine, so don't worry, you can't compete.

Edited, Dec 9th 2006 4:01am by MonxDoT