Cats V.S. Dogs Essay<\/strong><\/p>\nIf you happen to be sitting in the pet store or an animal shelter, take notice how the cats and dogs are different from each other in terms of behavior. The cats are sitting quietly with each other, minding their own business or playing harmlessly. The dogs, however, are barking loudly, causing a ruckus. Dogs are also commonly kept in small kennels, unable to interact with each other. Why? Probably because they are too rough with each other and some aggressive dogs will even fight with the others to establish the title of \u201cAlpha\u201d or \u201cpack leader\u201d, and while their separation may be because the shelter is afraid that they might transmit a communicable virus to each other, I\u2019ve seen cats housed together within an animal shelter and the shelter doesn’t seem to mind, especially because indoor cats are generally extremely passive. I am certain that cats make much better companions than dogs for many reasons, but a few are that they aren\u2019t noisy, they do not demand much care or attention, are intelligent enough to entertain themselves, and do not disturb guests.<\/p>\n
Unlike dogs, cats are not noisy. While many dogs will bark loudly, most cats will remain quiet, only yowling when scared, hurt, or extremely displeased. Or if they are extremely pleased they might let out a loud purr. It is not uncommon to hear a loud dog barking from across the street, but unless the cat was hurt, you\u2019d never hear a cat from that far away. The saying as quiet as a cat even states this. And if you\u2019re in school, you most likely need to study or complete assignments, and many people enjoy a quiet environment. Many dogs will disturb you and demand attention, but a cat won\u2019t bother you beyond sitting on your lap.<\/p>\n
Cats do not demand much attention either. This reduces the workload you\u2019d need to carry to support a pet cat. If you are not a person with much free time, this is suitable because you wouldn\u2019t have to further reduce your time with pet maintenance duties, as the biggest responsibility you may have (and one of the only) is cleaning the litter box. One of the biggest reasons that many pet owners lean towards cats is because their fur is easy to maintain; particularly, cats don\u2019t even require humans to groom them! (With the exception of long-haired cat breeds.)<\/p>\n
Cats are extremely intelligent and are definitely intelligent enough to entertain themselves. A dog will need to be walked, and active outdoor activities are needed to be supplied in many cases. But tie string, a feather, and a hollow ball with a bell inside of it to a stick mount the stick a couple feet off the ground, and your cat will entertain itself for hours. This is especially favorable for people who are busy. Cats won\u2019t mind if their owner is gone all day, as long as they give the cat some attention. Similarly, cats can be left alone at home while you are on a trip.<\/p>\n
Maybe you\u2019ve once gone over to a friend\u2019s house. But instead of being greeted by your host, you\u2019re greeted by the dog. Throughout the whole visit, the dog is following you around. And no one wants their reputation lowered on account of their family pet. Now, think about going into someone\u2019s house where they have a cat. Rarely is a cat up on their hind legs begging for attention from the guest. Many times, cats will be more than satisfied to watch from afar or find a cozy spot under the couch and sleep the visit through.<\/p>\n
While it is true that service dogs do great deeds for the handicapped and they deserve to be respected, this is no reason why cats can\u2019t help as well. There are many emotional support cats, and even though emotional support animals are not officially counted as service animals, they can still help with anxiety or any other emotional problem. Many dogs wouldn\u2019t be fit to help people in need of emotional support because they are just too rough and time-consuming.<\/p>\n
Overall, cats seem optimal for the busiest of people who still seek an animal companion. This pet is best for students in school, as they are quiet, cats\u2019 maintenance is relatively low, they are easy to satisfy and are very clever, and don\u2019t bother guests. I hope you\u2019ve been convinced that a cat is the right choice of a pet!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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