Why the cats are selfish?
By Clemente
@Clemensau (273)
11 responses
@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
5 Mar 19
Dogs are selfish. Bark bark means I want food and attention. They are constantly needy compared to a cat.
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@Clemensau (273)
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5 Mar 19
Thats the point the dog bark to call attention in change of its loyalty and companion, of course it doesnt know, the dog is the most simple creature it just exists and bark and stay with you til the end
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@LadyDuck (470745)
• Switzerland
6 Mar 19
@Clemensau This is not true, because every day the Animal Shelters place adds because of dogs that run away from their owners. They see a cat and they try to chase the cat and they totally forget about their owners.
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@Clemensau (273)
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6 Mar 19
@LadyDuck Dogs don't run away , the owmers instead get rid of them.
Cats go everywhere they are independent
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@MALUSE (69373)
• Germany
5 Mar 19
@Clemensau What feelings are you thinking about? Love? Hate? Envy? Jealousy?
That sounds completely ridiculous to me.
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@Aquitaine24 (11813)
• San Jose, California
27 Mar 19
They take care of themselves.
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@Missmwngi (12915)
• Nairobi, Kenya
5 Mar 19
Oops i don't know much about them since i don't have one
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@Missmwngi (12915)
• Nairobi, Kenya
5 Mar 19
@Clemensau I think if i were to get a pet i would go for a dog
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@Clemensau (273)
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5 Mar 19
@Missmwngi Me neither but cats are interesting and dogs loyal.
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@kobesbuddy (78882)
• East Tawas, Michigan
5 Mar 19
Cats are very intelligent animals, I've had about twenty of them in my lifetime. They all have a unique personality, just like dogs or people.
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@kobesbuddy (78882)
• East Tawas, Michigan
6 Mar 19
@Clemensau Yes, they do have feelings and cats tend to be quite intelligent. Our cats were all very affectionate.
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@Clemensau (273)
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6 Mar 19
@kobesbuddy Yes that s the word I was looking for: affection.Cats are sensibke to it.
@Clemensau (273)
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5 Mar 19
Incredible....20 cats! For sure that you know them very well....Tell me if cats feels or so?
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@DianeBorg (785)
• Malta
6 Mar 19
Cats are more self sufficient, they use us to get their food and for pats 
, but I love them the same.
, but I love them the same.1 person likes this
.@Clemensau (273)
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13 Mar 19
@DianeBorg Even so cats get their own way to show us how lovely they are, thats for sure
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@Clemensau (273)
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7 Mar 19
You gave the answer...."...they use us ...."and they don't know it, cause there is no malice in it, because of that they are natural and lovable
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@Clemensau (273)
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13 Mar 19
Despite I dont have pets I recognize both of them as incredible animals wich deserves love and care
@katanncooper (274)
• Greenwood, Indiana
4 Apr 19
My can be loving at times. Cats are that way because they are the most like their wild relatives.
@Hate2Iron (15727)
• Canada
5 Mar 19
I don't think that the next door neighbour's cat would fit into that category. He was the most lovable cat I have ever seen lol... All he ever wanted was a belly rub lol!!
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@LadyDuck (470745)
• Switzerland
6 Mar 19
I fully agree with @myklj999 cats are not at all selfish, they are independent. I do not have cats, but I let the cats of my neighbors come to visit me. They are lovely and they show their love.They are instinctive animals, they do not like all people, they surely know who like them and who does not.
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@Hannihar (130218)
• Israel
7 Mar 19
@Clemensau
You are very right about cats. They can be sweet too but my cat I have now comes to me when she wants me to pet her and when I get home from being out she greets me and does let me pet her nose. Dogs are very very sweet and loyal. Cats do care about us in their own way.
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