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10-28-2014 , 08:33 PM

#10676

Didace

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Originally Posted by microbet

So, like .1% of people don't piss you off.

Seems about right.

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10-28-2014 , 10:54 PM

#10677

DudeImBetter

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People with > 2 cats, or any amount of birds as pets.

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10-28-2014 , 10:56 PM

#10678

Villian1

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2 is acceptable?

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10-28-2014 , 11:02 PM

#10679

DudeImBetter

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IME people with 2 or fewer are far more tolerable as a whole. Like, there's a 20% chance I'll like any rando I meet, a 12% chance I'll like a rando with 2 or fewer cats, and 1% chance if the rando owns 3+.

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10-28-2014 , 11:04 PM

#10680

BluffMyNuts

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Got 3 cats and I agree, there's a <1% I would like you.

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10-28-2014 , 11:19 PM

#10681

Villian1

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Lol I'm a multiple cat owner too.

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10-28-2014 , 11:24 PM

#10682

microbet

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I want a cat, but the rest of the family is afraid the dog will go after it. I'm pretty sure she won't.

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10-28-2014 , 11:34 PM

#10683

Banned4lyfe

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The only thing keeping me from getting a cat is that I would have to teach it to poop and pee in a box.

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10-28-2014 , 11:35 PM

#10684

BluffMyNuts

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Originally Posted by Banned4lyfe

The only thing keeping me from getting a cat is that I would have to teach it to poop and pee in a box.

No you don't.

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10-28-2014 , 11:41 PM

#10685

DudeImBetter

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Originally Posted by BluffMyNuts

Got 3 cats and I agree, there's a <1% I would like you.

1. Read better.

2. U mad.

3. Not my fault you and your cats are insufferable.

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10-29-2014 , 12:28 AM

#10686

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Originally Posted by Banned4lyfe

The only thing keeping me from getting a cat is that I would have to teach it to poop and pee in a box.

They'll figure that out themselves. No teaching needed.

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10-29-2014 , 12:34 AM

#10687

BluffMyNuts

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Originally Posted by DudeImBetter

1. Read better.

2. U mad.

3. Not my fault you and your cats are insufferable.

1. Wut? Actually no need to clarify since I'm not getting sucked into a massive derail.

2. Why would I be mad?

3. How do cats in my home make me insufferable?

You should get checked for autism.

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10-29-2014 , 01:02 AM

#10688

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Originally Posted by microbet

I want a cat, but the rest of the family is afraid the dog will go after it. I'm pretty sure she won't.

Depends on the breed and temperament. My dachshund would definitely eat my sister's kitten.

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10-29-2014 , 01:15 AM

#10689

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Depends on the breed and temperament. My dachshund would definitely eat my sister's kitten.

German Shepard. She could eat a cat for sure, but I think if I introduced her to a kitten she would be ok.

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10-29-2014 , 01:25 AM

#10690

DudeImBetter

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Lisps.

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10-29-2014 , 01:27 AM

#10691

BluffMyNuts

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German Shepard. She could eat a cat for sure, but I think if I introduced her to a kitten she would be ok.

The initial intro is huge.

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10-29-2014 , 02:35 AM

#10692

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You have to be really, really careful introducing dogs to cats/kittens I think. I guess you gotta communicate to the dog that the kitten is now part of the family or whatever, I'm not sure how to go about that. But I heard vets have to deal with injured cats from dogs that the owners thought would never attack all the time.

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10-29-2014 , 02:46 AM

#10693

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Originally Posted by Trollstoy

People don't get up in arms when others mangle quesadilla or chimichanga, only Porsche . Sup with that?

I feel like OOTers would blow a gasket if they heard me order bruschetta.

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10-29-2014 , 02:48 AM

#10694

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She definitely considers me head of the pack and I think she'd listen to me, but I'm not 100% sure. She does has a strong desire to chase squirrels or cats when she's out for a walk. It could be better to get a fully grown cat that could defend itself. Our dog got face to face with a cat in the back yard once for about 10 seconds before I got there and she didn't seem to know what to do other than bark and get scratched on the nose.

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10-29-2014 , 03:04 AM

#10695

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Our dogs know the cats are part of the pack so there's not an issue. They will occasionally beef but the cats have their claws and the dogs know butt slaps are imminent if they mess with the cats.

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10-29-2014 , 03:22 AM

#10696

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Originally Posted by microbet

She definitely considers me head of the pack and I think she'd listen to me, but I'm not 100% sure. She does has a strong desire to chase squirrels or cats when she's out for a walk.

The cat has to have some sort of safe place to escape to. You might wanna keep the dog on a leash too. I think with a fully grown cat you have the advantage it knows how to defend itself and can run away, but it might also take longer for it to get over its fear of dogs.

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10-29-2014 , 03:48 AM

#10697

Bremen

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Best would be to get both as kittens/puppys so they grow up with each other.

An adult cat that isn't socialized with dogs is probably never going to be comfortable around dogs. If the cat attacks the dog I wouldn't be suprised if the dog responded in kind.

Dunno how adult dogs do meeting cats for the first time.

Def research this if you plan to do it.

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10-29-2014 , 05:23 AM

#10698

FeralCreature

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The term 'Caucasian' to describe people who have absolutely no roots whatsoever in the Caucasus. Such an absolute BS term, what's wrong with 'white' or 'European'?

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10-29-2014 , 09:07 AM

#10699

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Originally Posted by FeralCreature

The term 'Caucasian' to describe people who have absolutely no roots whatsoever in the Caucasus. Such an absolute BS term, what's wrong with 'white' or 'European'?

Because those aren't races?