1.Dogs can be trained easily, some in a matter of short minutes, to follow basic commands like ‘come' and ‘sit.'
Most cats are tough if not impossible to teach to respond to directives.
2.Cats can be housetrained in an instant as long as they get access to a litter box. There's really no teaching to it, actually. It's instinct.
Most dogs take substantially longer to housebreak, and some just never get all the way there. Unlike with Fluffy, housebreaking a dog is usually a hands-on, time intensive task.
3.Dogs are social creatures. They want to be with their group, wherever their group may be.
Cats are solitary by evaluation and their primary attachment (when forced to choose) is to their territory rather than other two or four-legged creatures.
4.Dogs have FORTY TWO teeth.
Cats have THIRTY.
5.Cats can jump and ascend, giving them more choices when they need to hunt for food, or when they feel in danger.
Dogs are earthbound, so they need their group to hunt efficiently. And when a danger triggers their fight-or-flight reaction, they are more likely to react with violence because their ability to flee from a attacker is limited.
6.Dogs are scavenging carnivores, which means even though they are mainly meat-eaters, if needed they can survive on vegetable food alone (remember, surviving is different than flourishing).
Cats are obligate or stringent carnivores. Kitties cannot maintain life without eating meats in some form.
7.Dogs in the outrageous capture their prey by running it down. They are long distance runners, not sprinters.
Cats slide up on their prey and catch it by shock. They are sprinters, not distance runners.
8.Cats cannot be fasted and should not be dieted down too rapidly. Cats don't effectively burn fat reserves as an energy source. Rather, without food, their bodies crack down non-fatty tissues for energy. This can lead to a deadly liver condition named hepatic lipidosis.
Dogs are much better at utilizing their fat reserves and can endure a lack of meals for much longer than cats.
9.Cats have retractable paws that stay sharp because they are shielded inside the toes.
Dogs paws are always prolonged and become blunt from continuous contact with the floor when they walk.
10.A dog's memory is just around 5 minutes long.
Cats can remember up to SIXTEEN hours.
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