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Are Dogs Better Than Cats? by Noel Ireland
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Are Dogs Better Than Cats? |
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Education,Family & Parenting,Pets
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| Dogs and cats are both beloved pets, but there are many reasons why dogs are considered to be better than cats. One of the most obvious differences between dogs and cats is their level of socialization. Dogs are packed animals and have evolved to be highly social creatures. They thrive on human interaction and are eager to please their owners. They are also very loyal and protective of their families. In contrast, cats are solitary animals and are not as inclined to form strong bonds with humans. They are independent and can often be aloof, which can make them less satisfying pets for people who crave companionship. Another advantage of dogs over cats is their ability to be trained. Dogs are highly trainable animals and can learn a wide variety of commands and tricks. They can be trained to do everything from basic obedience commands to more complex tasks such as search and rescue, therapy work, and even acting in movies. Cats, on the other hand, are not as easily trained and are not as versatile when it comes to performing tasks. Dogs are also better suited for active families. Dogs need regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy. They make great companions for people who like to go hiking, running or biking. They can also be trained to participate in activities such as agility and flyball. Cats, on the other hand, are more sedentary animals and are content to spend most of their time lounging around the house. Another advantage of dogs over cats is their ability to serve as protectors. Dogs are naturally territorial animals and will defend their families if they sense a threat. They can also be trained to serve as guard dogs, which can provide an added level of security for homeowners. Cats, on the other hand, do not have the same protective instincts and are not as reliable as guards. Finally, dogs are better suited for families with children. Dogs are very patient and tolerant of children, and they can be a great source of entertainment and companionship for kids. They can also teach children responsibility and empathy. Cats, on the other hand, can be more finicky and are not as tolerant of rough handling from kids. In conclusion, while cats can make great pets, there are many reasons why dogs are considered to be better than cats. They are more social and trainable, better suited for active families, better protectors, and better companions for families with children. If you are considering getting a pet, a dog may be the better choice for you and your family. "Paws for Fun: An Activity Book for Dog Lovers of All Ages" HERE
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