Cats vs Dogs

[Guest Biblicist]

Not exactly flattering to women though.

Why not?

Cats rule the house!

We have five cats. They do rule the house but that is not exactly what God wants for women in a relationship, is it? I prefer not to be considered a cat. Aloof, spoiled, lazy, pampered, particular, only concerned with my appearance and what I can get out of a man [human]. Our cats do not really contribute much to our lifestyle. However, they sure expect a lot for their minuscule efforts.

So please, call me a dog. I'd be flattered.

In His Mighty Grip,

Bib

[nebula]

Killjoy!

[RustyAngeL]

Just too funny. I have never had a cat, always dogs but I love all animals. If I didn't think my dog Dusty would eat it I would have a cat.

[Guest lovinghim4ever]

Not exactly flattering to women though.

Why not?

Cats rule the house!

We have five cats. They do rule the house but that is not exactly what God wants for women in a relationship, is it? I prefer not to be considered a cat. Aloof, spoiled, lazy, pampered, particular, only concerned with my appearance and what I can get out of a man [human]. Our cats do not really contribute much to our lifestyle. However, they sure expect a lot for their minuscule efforts.

So please, call me a dog. I'd be flattered.

In His Mighty Grip,

Bib

[Guest lovinghim4ever]

woof woof bark (translation dogs rock!!)

[kittyjo]

Well, I have had cats, dogs, ferrets, fish and birds... I have loved everyone of them and have learned from them as well.

I rescue cats, animals have some way of knowing and finding me. I'm not sure how they know I'll rescue them, but they do know, and seek me out. This summer we had 14 cats.... Yep, 14... All indoors. Our eldest died from kidney and diabetes in July. We were also fostering a stray mama cat who found me for help and her brood of 5, all were adopted out in August.

We have 6 now plus another elderly cat that was dumped and who found us recently, he has kidney disease and is unadoptable so he will spend the rest of his days with us.

Three we have we all my bottle babies, having been abandoned by their mother of found in bad situations. Pee Wee, sometimes acts like a little dog while his brother Mr. Wiggles is just a big snuggle baby. Daisy is also very close to me, none of these guys behave in the stereotypical cat manner. They are very different and I have noticed this with all the many litters that I have hand raised... I think it has to do with socializing the animal properly.

Sissy is a bit ferral and is unadoptable, but she found and chose to be with us, so she is... She can be a bit aloof but she always responds to me and has become very sweet.

Sammy is another eldery cat that is unadoptable, he is very odd, having a stress/jealousy problem that causes him to pull out his own hair, overeat and beat up any other cat that he thinks gets too much attention... He can also behave like a dog at times.

Butter... He chose his own name. He would not come to the many of the names we chose for him. By accident I called him Butter, because he loves to head butt.... He responded to that and now that is all he will respond to. We found him at about 9 weeks old being attacked by a group of boys and their dogs. We had intended on adopting him out but Pee Wee fell in love with the little baby and adopted him himself... So there ya go...

I'm always covered by cats, I can't keep them off of me. They welcome me home; give kisses like dogs; demand to be held like children; come when I call them and follow me everywhere I go.... Including the shower! These cats will open the bathroom door, and join me in the shower, just to be close... So much for being stuck up and aloof! Spoiled? Of course! They are just too cute not to spoil.

[irishcowboy]

Not exactly flattering to women though.

Why not?

Cats rule the house!

We have five cats. They do rule the house but that is not exactly what God wants for women in a relationship, is it? I prefer not to be considered a cat. Aloof, spoiled, lazy, pampered, particular, only concerned with my appearance and what I can get out of a man [human]. Our cats do not really contribute much to our lifestyle. However, they sure expect a lot for their minuscule efforts.

So please, call me a dog. I'd be flattered.

In His Mighty Grip,

Bib

sorry, i never call a woman a "DOG"..... had a friend that wore her hair in such a way as she resembled a poodle....... never again since then did i ever refer to a woman as any breed or type of dog... i was not being mean, but i lost a fried......

mike