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hackman wrote:

herbalicious wrote:

hackman wrote:

BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:Dunno though, which one is more free? Cat who roams around like a tough guy but is afraid to go too far

cats have been known to travel hundreds of miles to find their families after the family moved house and lost cat

To be fair, I read a story about a dog doing the same thing.

liar

badger wrote:a cat could probably have punctuated the thread title properly.

hackman wrote:

BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:Dunno though, which one is more free? Cat who roams around like a tough guy but is afraid to go too far

cats have been known to travel hundreds of miles to find their families after the family moved house and lost cat

badger wrote:metro dogs

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/628a8500-ff1c ... ab49a.html

lloydnoise wrote:cats don't give a fuck
that's smart in my books

crackf wrote:

lloydnoise wrote:cats don't give a fuck
that's smart in my books

this

unwind wrote:Cats are naturally far more independant than dogs... But that is because dogs are pack animals - virtually every single species of canine will hunt and live in packs, whereas lions are the only cats commonly known to do this. Therefore, it is a lot harder for people to 'teach' cats to follow commands, whereas dogs are much more 'willing to learn' or so to speak. I think they are both to a degree as intelligent as each other - it is mainly down to the owner's training and their persistence in doing so.

But then again - I've never seen a sheep-cat, nor have I ever seen a rescue-cat, nor have I ever seen a police-cat. So I'm gonna say Dogs.

Rekah wrote:

crackf wrote:

lloydnoise wrote:cats don't give a fuck
that's smart in my books

this

unwind wrote:Cats are naturally far more independant than dogs... But that is because dogs are pack animals - virtually every single species of canine will hunt and live in packs, whereas lions are the only cats commonly known to do this. Therefore, it is a lot harder for people to 'teach' cats to follow commands, whereas dogs are much more 'willing to learn' or so to speak. I think they are both to a degree as intelligent as each other - it is mainly down to the owner's training and their persistence in doing so.

But then again - I've never seen a sheep-cat, nor have I ever seen a rescue-cat, nor have I ever seen a police-cat. So I'm gonna say Dogs.

theres probably no sheep cats because the sheep are like 4 times their size, a rescue cat would be pretty useless because all it can do is meow and lick you and who the fuck would be scared of a police cat?

unwind wrote:

Rekah wrote:

crackf wrote:

lloydnoise wrote:cats don't give a fuck
that's smart in my books

this

unwind wrote:Cats are naturally far more independant than dogs... But that is because dogs are pack animals - virtually every single species of canine will hunt and live in packs, whereas lions are the only cats commonly known to do this. Therefore, it is a lot harder for people to 'teach' cats to follow commands, whereas dogs are much more 'willing to learn' or so to speak. I think they are both to a degree as intelligent as each other - it is mainly down to the owner's training and their persistence in doing so.

But then again - I've never seen a sheep-cat, nor have I ever seen a rescue-cat, nor have I ever seen a police-cat. So I'm gonna say Dogs.

theres probably no sheep cats because the sheep are like 4 times their size, a rescue cat would be pretty useless because all it can do is meow and lick you and who the fuck would be scared of a police cat?

i wouldnt say owned if you pub a lion or any other big cat in that situation they would be quite good

DZA wrote:Cats are shit

thats not part of the discussion is it, its not whats better its whats smarter
Hmph... Did I just get owned?
OK, cats would be pretty useless in all of these roles, even if they were trained to do so... So they can't really apply to them.
To be honest, I don't think it's possible to determine exactly which one is more intelligent than the other, because, as has been said, cats just don't give a fuck, so it's incredibly hard to put them up to a situation that will determine its' intelligence compared to a dogs'.

I'd say that cats are potentially more intelligent, but in dogs it is much easier to show their intelligence because of their willingness to comply with their owner's or trainer's demands.
It's just too hard to say - it's like comparing a chimpanzee's intelligence to a gibbon's; they are both virtually the same species, so the differences will be incredibly subtle.

deadly habit wrote:dogs learn commands, cats just don't give a fuck

badger wrote:metro dogs

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/628a8500-ff1c ... ab49a.html

*grand* wrote:That was a good article.... I miss the stray dogs in London. What happened to all of them? I was thinking about this not to long ago. When I was growing up, it was very common to see a dog on his lonesomes wondering the street. Now I never see stray dogs.... Did they all get turned into dog food?

Grand

bstndbsta72* wrote:

*grand* wrote:That was a good article.... I miss the stray dogs in London. What happened to all of them? I was thinking about this not to long ago. When I was growing up, it was very common to see a dog on his lonesomes wondering the street. Now I never see stray dogs.... Did they all get turned into dog food?

Grand

Thats interesting. There used to be a lot of seals in SanFrancisco, but last year they all just disappeared, and to my knowledge none of them have returned to the piers since. No one knew why they all left though.

The world is clearly coming to an end.