Some dogs are okay, but I really can't stand a lot about them. -Slobber. -Dog breath. -Big dogs that jump on you. -The way their fur smells. -When they puke.
I currently own two cats (so happy with them, too), but I'm not biast in the least. I grew up with dogs. I had a dog for most of my life, and I hated cats because of the stereotypes set on them (and because I never owned one). My whole family has dogs, and friends too. Maybe its because I treat them right, but cats I encounter are so loving and sweet. Unless they'd been abused by people, cats usually have a loving disposition. Cats are very independent and clean. And they're just too cute! (:
lmao not really cause when im down my dogs come to me and they comfort me and stay by me ive cried before when my girlfriend dumped me and my dogs were right their for me, dogs try to please their owners they dont want their owners to be upset
Ha, I voted for cat and the poll is now even 139 each. Wow, I love both, but cats are considered low maintenance. They can use a litter box, don't have to be walked, and can usually entertain themselves. When I have to leave the house for the day, I know my cat will be perfectly fine sleeping in her favorite basket.
Cats do love their owners, they just take longer to trust you compared to a dog, because a dog will do anything if there's food involved.
Cats don't bite for fun and make noise all the time, and most importantly, they don't eat shitt and then lick it onto you. They go poo in private and cover it up when done.
Dogs have to be trained to behave well. Cats do their own thing instead of constantly in your face bugging the hell out of you.
Animals are animals, pets are pets, whats the point of trying to compare them?? Its really ghey when people try to compare them i love my cat and my dog equally! You should have put "both" or "i love them equally" in your poll. FAIL.
Bottom line is Dogs are Parasites no matter how you look at it....sure they won peoples hearts and most people love them but the modern dog is a lazy worthless animal.
I am an avid animal person, I will admit I do like dogs better than cats and I do understand everyone has an opinion and I disagree with you on the fact that dogs are a)parasites and b) worthless animals. My reasoning is a) that dogs do help humans in many different ways (as cats do too) b) Different breeds of dogs are used for different things An example would be a service dog which is a type of assistance dog, specifically trained to help people who have disabilities other than visual or hearing impairment. They also can provide other services:
Autism service dog Guide dog Hearing dog Medical response dog Mobility assistance dog Psychiatric service dog Seizure alert dog Seizure response dog The Labrador Retriever , golden retriever, german shepards are three of the many examples of dog breeds that make great service dogs Dogs also help our police in different ways. A police dog is a dog that is trained specifically to assist police and other law-enforcement personnel in their work like:
Public order enforcement dog - The traditional image of a police dog is one used to enforce public order by chasing and holding suspects, or detaining suspects by the threat of being released, either by direct apprehension or a method known as Bark and Hold
Search and rescue dog (SAR) - This dog is used to locate suspects or find missing persons or objects
Detection dog or explosive-sniffing dog - Some dogs are used to detect illicit substances such as drugs or explosives which may be carried on a person in their effects
Cadaver dogs - Some dogs are trained in detecting the odor of decomposing bodies. Dogs' noses are so sensitive that they are even capable of detecting bodies that are under running water German shepards, beagles, Labrador retrievers, boxers, bloodhound, Rottweiler, and many other breeds are used to assist our police in different tasks.
German shepards, beagles, Labrador retrievers, boxers, bloodhound, Rottweiler, and many other breeds are used to assist our police in different tasks. I know that Dogs in warfare have a long history starting in ancient times. From 'war dogs' trained in combat to their use as scouts, sentries and trackers, their uses have been varied and some continue to exist in modern military usage. Dogs have been used for many different purposes. Different breeds were used for different things, but always met the demands of the handlers. (some roles for dogs in war are obsolete and no longer practiced( Examples of things dogs did in warfare:
Anti-tank warfare: During World War II, the Soviet Union trained anti-tank dogs. These dogs were taught to find food under tanks. They were then starved until a battle occurred, during which they would be released to seek food. The dogs wore a pouched canvas overcoat in which high explosives were placed. When they ducked under a tank in search of food, the explosives were actuated by means of a tilt fuse on the dog's back, which when bent or broken set off the explosives in the dog's overcoat, with the hope of destroying the tank.
Fighting: In ancient times, dogs, often large ancient mastiff type breeds, would be strapped with armor and spiked collars, and sent into battle to attack the enemy. This strategy was used by various civilizations, such as the Romans and the Greeks. This approach has been largely abandoned in modern day militaries due to the fact that modern weapons would allow the dogs to be destroyed almost immediately
For every life a dog saves, there are at least a dozen more lives lost because of dogs -- dogs that attack and kill infants, young children, owners, etc. Then there's the negative impact on the environment. In a recent study, it was discovered that a large dog has a greater adverse impact on the environment than a large SUV. Dogs do MUCH more harm than good.
Fuck you. You deserve to be picked up by the The City Pound, stuck in a cage and forgotten about. I'd love to see you sitting in a cage, day after day, month after month, waiting for someone you care about to come and unlock the cage door for you, and then walk away to leave you there. Dogs have saved lives. A dog would even save YOUR life, even though you think so poorly of them. Dogs have been called "Man's best friend" for a reason, you stupid person. I pity you. You are extremely ignorant. Modern dog or not, they are ALWAYS useful. Dogs have healed the loneley, rescued people, guided the blind, helped the mute, comforted lonely seniors. You are a very stupid person.
my cat shows emotion like no other cat. he cries when he is sad, he smiles when he is happy and he purrs when he is happy. he kisses me on my hands and feet. and he sits on my tummy and looks at me in the eyes and meows with a smile to tell me he loves me. he is the best Cat in THE WORLD!!!!! he follows me everywhere, he plays fetch with a cotton ball, he greets me at the door when i come home from work(like a dog would do to it's owner) --- I also have two dogs i adopted recently. my female beagle shows emotion like insanely. She is crazy. she sits there and mopes around when she see's me leaving because she just wants to be by my side. my male beagle doesn't give a crap about anyone or anything. he wants to be with someone sometimes but not anyone in particular. just anyone who pats him or gives him a treat. my female sticks to my side like glue. she doesn't venture past 5 feet in front of me when walking with me. the male runs where ever his big nose takes him
Not an option for both eh? I really can't decide which I love more when it comes to cats and dogs. They both have good qualities and bad qualities.
I've had seven cats in my life,not all together, and they were all sweet, loving pets except for one that kept hissing at me for no reason whenever I went near her. And trust me some cats can be just as nasty, aggressive and as dangerous as dogs I've had my arm bitten and nearly shredded by a cat that didn't like me.
Right now I have one dog,besides my gecko she's currently my only pet. I rarely had any problems with her learning manners or housebreaking and she's never been aggressive towards us or strangers. I also know several dogs in the neighborhood who are also well-behaved loving pets. Never once been bitten or attacked by a dog whether it be my own or someone elses'.
For now I can't really choose and yes I know dogs have the potential to be dangerous but then so are humans and I have to put up with them everyday...any animal has the potential to be dangerous really.
And feral cats have had much a negative impact on enivorments as wild dogs. And cats wil also kill just for the thrill of the hunt, well fed cats will kill a bird but they won't eat it instead they either drag it back into the house or leave it untouched..that to me qualifies for killing for sport. So dogs aren't the only animal,aside from man to do so, I kind of think any well fed, bored predators end up killing for sport...that's prob what happened to us.....I'll stop now..
Dogs can be so annoying! Plus you have to train them. Cats are easy. It's just: "There's you're litter box, don't scratch the couch" that's it! Plus, they're so nice to cuddle with
Have you ever seen a dog? Do you know millions of them are used for HUNTING? Of course they can fend for themselves...more so than cats because dogs can move in packs. Dogs are also more friendly by nature and are more fun to play with.
I agree with you. Dogs aren't nearly as smart as some people say they are. They do really dumb things. Like if you throw them out beside the road, they will just sit there and wait and wait for their owner to return, but a cat won't do that. A cat will fend for themselves or go with someone who tries to help them. But I've heard of dogs that refuse to go with anyone else trying to help them. If they were all that smart, they would know that someone who threw them out by the road didn't want them.
You don't know what the F**K you're talking about! We live in the country and have 2 cats that we adopted that were thrown out by the side of the road. If a cat isn't wild and it has lived with people before, it WILL come up to someone trying to help it, especially if you give it food.
Perhaps cats have better survival instincts but they're assholes! A dog is a great companion and will love you to its death. A cat just comes to you for food while a dog genuinely loves you.
Not only would stupid dogs die off without people to feed them, they are so dumb that when an owner gets tired of the pieces of sh*t and dumps them beside the highway, they will just stay in that one spot, waiting for the owner to return. They are too friggin' stupid to figure out that if the owner had wanted them, he/she wouldn't have dumped their filthy, barking, parasitic asses. A cat won't do that. A cat will go to a nearby house and try to entice someone else to feed it and if all else fails, it will fend for itself and survive by killing and eating small animals.
Dogs hands down, I own both and loved both but dogs are far more fun and loving. Cats or ok but they are just too selfish. When i get home from work after a bad day my dog is so ecstatic too see me, it makes my day. I remember when i slipped of a stair and twisted my ankle, my dog was the only one who came to my assistance and alerted everyone. We take our dog to the beach, the park, family parties while our cat is at home.
I love most of what you wrote, but not all of it. Your cat is at home while you go to the beach, the park, and family parties BECAUSE YOU LEAVE YOUR CAT AT HOME. When your dog was a puppy, you socialized him, trained him to walk on a leash, and took him places with you, right? Well, I did the same thing with my cat. She comes almost everywhere with me. She loves car rides. I've trained her to walk on a leash, etc. You didn't give your cat the time of day and attention that you gave your dog. Your cat is at home because you leave it there.
yeah i have 2 cats i have to admit they can be selfish, such as when you come down to make yourself anything like cereal (milk!) they think your making it for them, lovely. they are very loving though
Cats all the way through. I don't have anything against dogs, but they're so noisy, smelly and hyper. They see things as a pack and you being the leader of the pack. I prefer cats because they're smart, curious, gentle (most of the time) and just lovely animals. They see things as a pride (like lions). I live with my mom and 2 cats. One is a tom and one is a she-cat. The tom feels like he's the male of the pride by being the only tom. He feels he has the reponsiblity of protecting the pride and marking a daily border patrol.
I totally agree with that. I have a 9 year old Chow Chow,(Simba) and 2 fawn pugs(Shadow and Destiny). They are definately more than pets to me. They show and understand emotions, love and protect you, and never leave your side when you are sick. Although, I still voted for dogs, as I find cats to be too self sufficient and independent, if you know what I mean
lol, simba1 my name is Destiny. I had a cta, but she died a week ago of old age, but whenever I cried, shed get off her fat lazy butt and sit outside my door meowing.
aw i luv those names for your dogs. i think cats are better one of the reasons being because their more self sufficeint though, but everyones different :/
I chose dogs because I love dogs they are cute and they are not as serious as cats! I love dogs because they give you love( NOT THAT KLIND OF LOVE OF SAYING U I LOVE U OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT)!!! I referr to that kind of love that they give you hugs and kissed( TONGUE KISSES BUT NOOT IN MOOUTH BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO LIPS)!!! I have 2 dogiies named Negrita and Cookie and they are both Chihuahuas I LOVE THEM!!! Cookie is the cute one and Negrita is the wild 1!!!
both are great. i can't decide. i am a cat person...but i love beagles!!!! and i think it is disgusting as fk that women or girls have sex with their dogs. i want to vomit from thinking of that occurring dogs and cats are meant as pets not sex toys. they are both wonderful for many reasons(Just not SEX) as black shadow has already stated
Logistics & communication: About the time World War I broke out, many Europeans used dogs to pull small carts.[9] Many European armies adapted the process for military use.[10] The Belgian Army used dogs to pull their Maxim Guns and other supplies or wounded in their carts.[11] The French had 250 dogs at the start of World War I. The Dutch army copied the idea and had hundreds of dogs trained and ready by the end of World War I (the Netherlands remained neutral). The Soviet army also used dogs to drag wounded men to aid stations during WWII.[6] The dogs were well-suited to transporting loads over snow and through craters. Dogs were often used to carry messages in battle.
Mascots: Dogs were often used as unit mascots for military units. The dog in question might be an officer's dog, an animal that the unit chose to adopt, or one of their canines employed in another role as a working dog.
Sentry (Guard) dog: One of the earliest military-related uses, sentry dogs were used to defend camps or other priority areas at night and sometimes during the day.
Many people use dogs for hunting wildlife, like pheasant, coon, and duck, just to name a few. There are many different breeds people use for hunting different things. Examples of some breeds people may use would be: dogs in the gun dog category retrievers (Chesapeake Bay Retriever), a retriever's primary role is to find and return shot game to the hunter. Retrievers can spend long hours in a duck blind and visually spot and remember the location of downed birds. At command, they retrieve the birds. setters (english setter), Setters have a long history as upland gun dogs. They appear to have a native ability to locate and point at upland game birds spainels (English cocker spaniel), Flushing Spaniels are used to locate and flush game for a hunter. pointing (german shorthaired pointer) Pointers are dogs trained to locate and point at small game allowing the hunter to approach and flush the game. water breeds(poodle) I think water breeds could be categorized under retrievers as well). As the name implies, water dogs were bred to flush and retrieve game from water, often serving the waterfowl hunter. Strong swimming desire is a characteristic of these dogs. hound dogs sight hounds (like the whippet ) Sighthounds are well adapted for visual acuity and speed. Their method is known as "coursing" - prey is often sighted from a distance, stalked, pursued and neatly killed. Sighthounds work quickly and quietly, and are by nature independent scent hounds, like the coonhound, etc.) .Scent hounds are hounds that primarily hunt by scent. Scenthounds are used to trail and sometimes kill game. They hunt in packs leading the hunters on a chase which may end in the quarry being chased into a tree or killed.
Terriers (like the lakeland terrier) are or where used to are used to hunt mammals. Terriers locate the den or set of the target animal and then bolt, capture, or kill the animal. A working terrier may go underground to kill or drive out game.
Many people who may live on a farm (or out in the country), may have a farm dog. As the name implies dogs help around the farm. The breed of dog varies for the type of work that needs to be done. Sometimes they may be purebred dogs or mixed breeds. An example of a dog that you may find on farms is the Border collie because they assist in herding livestock or to protect the livestock & farm. Owners of dogs often enter them in competitions[53] such as breed conformation shows or sports, including racing and sledding. In conformation shows, also referred to as breed shows, a judge familiar with the specific dog breed evaluates individual purebred dogs for conformity with their established breed type as described in the breed standard
I think one of the most common uses of dogs is the use of a companion pet. Which is what all three of my dogs are and they are very good pets and they fill up to their breed descriptions.
Although I may not like cats as much as dogs, I do think they are not parasites and do have a purpose (and are not worthless). I believe they are also valuable companion pets and have many uses like their ability to hunt vermin and household pests. I also think that it may be custom in places like Asia eat dogs, I kinda think it is disgusting. I do agree with Blackshadow 123 because they both are great for many reasons
I've always wanted to get a puppy and a kitten simultaneously, and bring them home for the first time at EXACTLY the same time, so that no scent from the other is in the house yet, so that noone can get territorial or alpha and take over. They'd be the best of friends. Would be the perfect age for them to be introduced to eachother and would be great fun to observe. One day I will do that.
I love cats far more (because they fit my personality more) I still find dogs very enjoyable, I just have like the independence of cats better. And they are so sophisticated (usually).
I didn't vote cause I have 2 kitten but I've never had a dog. However awhile ago my boyfriend upset me. As I was crying softly in bed, my kitten Vera who happened to be the one who was most likely to ignore people came up to me and licked my face. She then sat next to me and pawed my hair until I fell asleep.
Until they have a bad day and attack and kill their owner.
Dogs do NOT love, they do what is necessary to survive. Don't believe me? Have a neighbor start feeding that "wonderful, loyal, loving" dog of yours steak instead of the dog food you feed him and see how fast he decides he loves the neighbor more than he loves you!
What about all those dogs that turn on their owners or other family members for no reason? And please, don't come back with all that "the way a dog is raised" garbage. Dogs that have been raised from puppies and never, ever mistreated have been known to kill family members for no reason whatsoever. One case happened in Florida last December when one of the 2 family Weimarainer (sp?) dogs that had been raised from a puppy suddenly ripped the throat out of the family's 2-year-old son. The kid wasn't touching the dog, just walking past, and the father was just a few feet away. The attack was totally unprovoked.
I'm sure cats have bad days, too, but when a cat has a bad day, all it does is scratch, it doesn't kill. Dogs are dangerous animals and should NOT be kept as pets.
-Slobber.
-Dog breath.
-Big dogs that jump on you.
-The way their fur smells.
-When they puke.
I currently own two cats (so happy with them, too), but I'm not biast in the least. I grew up with dogs. I had a dog for most of my life, and I hated cats because of the stereotypes set on them (and because I never owned one). My whole family has dogs, and friends too.
Maybe its because I treat them right, but cats I encounter are so loving and sweet. Unless they'd been abused by people, cats usually have a loving disposition.
Cats are very independent and clean.
And they're just too cute! (:
Cats don't bite for fun and make noise all the time, and most importantly, they don't eat shitt and then lick it onto you. They go poo in private and cover it up when done.
Dogs have to be trained to behave well. Cats do their own thing instead of constantly in your face bugging the hell out of you.
An example would be a service dog which is a type of assistance dog, specifically trained to help people who have disabilities other than visual or hearing impairment. They also can provide other services:
Autism service dog
Guide dog
Hearing dog
Medical response dog
Mobility assistance dog
Psychiatric service dog
Seizure alert dog
Seizure response dog
The Labrador Retriever , golden retriever, german shepards are three of the many examples of dog breeds that make great service dogs
Dogs also help our police in different ways. A police dog is a dog that is trained specifically to assist police and other law-enforcement personnel in their work like:
Public order enforcement dog - The traditional image of a police dog is one used to enforce public order by chasing and holding suspects, or detaining suspects by the threat of being released, either by direct apprehension or a method known as Bark and Hold
Search and rescue dog (SAR) - This dog is used to locate suspects or find missing persons or objects
Detection dog or explosive-sniffing dog - Some dogs are used to detect illicit substances such as drugs or explosives which may be carried on a person in their effects
Cadaver dogs - Some dogs are trained in detecting the odor of decomposing bodies. Dogs' noses are so sensitive that they are even capable of detecting bodies that are under running water
German shepards, beagles, Labrador retrievers, boxers, bloodhound, Rottweiler, and many other breeds are used to assist our police in different tasks.
I know that Dogs in warfare have a long history starting in ancient times. From 'war dogs' trained in combat to their use as scouts, sentries and trackers, their uses have been varied and some continue to exist in modern military usage. Dogs have been used for many different purposes. Different breeds were used for different things, but always met the demands of the handlers. (some roles for dogs in war are obsolete and no longer practiced(
Examples of things dogs did in warfare:
Anti-tank warfare: During World War II, the Soviet Union trained anti-tank dogs. These dogs were taught to find food under tanks. They were then starved until a battle occurred, during which they would be released to seek food. The dogs wore a pouched canvas overcoat in which high explosives were placed. When they ducked under a tank in search of food, the explosives were actuated by means of a tilt fuse on the dog's back, which when bent or broken set off the explosives in the dog's overcoat, with the hope of destroying the tank.
Fighting: In ancient times, dogs, often large ancient mastiff type breeds, would be strapped with armor and spiked collars, and sent into battle to attack the enemy. This strategy was used by various civilizations, such as the Romans and the Greeks. This approach has been largely abandoned in modern day militaries due to the fact that modern weapons would allow the dogs to be destroyed almost immediately
Dogs have saved lives. A dog would even save YOUR life, even though you think so poorly of them. Dogs have been called "Man's best friend" for a reason, you stupid person. I pity you. You are extremely ignorant. Modern dog or not, they are ALWAYS useful. Dogs have healed the loneley, rescued people, guided the blind, helped the mute, comforted lonely seniors. You are a very stupid person.
he follows me everywhere, he plays fetch with a cotton ball, he greets me at the door when i come home from work(like a dog would do to it's owner)
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I also have two dogs i adopted recently. my female beagle shows emotion like insanely. She is crazy. she sits there and mopes around when she see's me leaving because she just wants to be by my side. my male beagle doesn't give a crap about anyone or anything. he wants to be with someone sometimes but not anyone in particular. just anyone who pats him or gives him a treat. my female sticks to my side like glue. she doesn't venture past 5 feet in front of me when walking with me. the male runs where ever his big nose takes him
I've had seven cats in my life,not all together, and they were all sweet, loving pets except for one that kept hissing at me for no reason whenever I went near her. And trust me some cats can be just as nasty, aggressive and as dangerous as dogs I've had my arm bitten and nearly shredded by a cat that didn't like me.
Right now I have one dog,besides my gecko she's currently my only pet. I rarely had any problems with her learning manners or housebreaking and she's never been aggressive towards us or strangers. I also know several dogs in the neighborhood who are also well-behaved loving pets. Never once been bitten or attacked by a dog whether it be my own or someone elses'.
For now I can't really choose and yes I know dogs have the potential to be dangerous but then so are humans and I have to put up with them everyday...any animal has the potential to be dangerous really.
And feral cats have had much a negative impact on enivorments as wild dogs. And cats wil also kill just for the thrill of the hunt, well fed cats will kill a bird but they won't eat it instead they either drag it back into the house or leave it untouched..that to me qualifies for killing for sport. So dogs aren't the only animal,aside from man to do so, I kind of think any well fed, bored predators end up killing for sport...that's prob what happened to us.....I'll stop now..
FYI, without humans feeding them and providing shelter Dogs would just die off.
Cats on the other hand are still smart enough to fend for themselves.
Dogs are also more friendly by nature and are more fun to play with.
Your cat is at home while you go to the beach, the park, and family parties BECAUSE YOU LEAVE YOUR CAT AT HOME. When your dog was a puppy, you socialized him, trained him to walk on a leash, and took him places with you, right? Well, I did the same thing with my cat. She comes almost everywhere with me. She loves car rides. I've trained her to walk on a leash, etc. You didn't give your cat the time of day and attention that you gave your dog. Your cat is at home because you leave it there.
I dont like coz, They always Avoid us LOL They only need Food,.... but i like kitten, they are Cool,
I also like cats, they cute but they a bit selfish
i can't decide.
i am a cat person...but i love beagles!!!!
and i think it is disgusting as fk that women or girls have sex with their dogs. i want to vomit from thinking of that occurring
dogs and cats are meant as pets not sex toys.
they are both wonderful for many reasons(Just not SEX) as black shadow has already stated
Mascots: Dogs were often used as unit mascots for military units. The dog in question might be an officer's dog, an animal that the unit chose to adopt, or one of their canines employed in another role as a working dog.
Sentry (Guard) dog: One of the earliest military-related uses, sentry dogs were used to defend camps or other priority areas at night and sometimes during the day.
Many people use dogs for hunting wildlife, like pheasant, coon, and duck, just to name a few. There are many different breeds people use for hunting different things. Examples of some breeds people may use would be:
dogs in the gun dog category
retrievers (Chesapeake Bay Retriever), a retriever's primary role is to find and return shot game to the hunter. Retrievers can spend long hours in a duck blind and visually spot and remember the location of downed birds. At command, they retrieve the birds.
setters (english setter), Setters have a long history as upland gun dogs. They appear to have a native ability to locate and point at upland game birds
spainels (English cocker spaniel), Flushing Spaniels are used to locate and flush game for a hunter.
pointing (german shorthaired pointer) Pointers are dogs trained to locate and point at small game allowing the hunter to approach and flush the game.
water breeds(poodle) I think water breeds could be categorized under retrievers as well). As the name implies, water dogs were bred to flush and retrieve game from water, often serving the waterfowl hunter. Strong swimming desire is a characteristic of these dogs.
hound dogs
sight hounds (like the whippet ) Sighthounds are well adapted for visual acuity and speed. Their method is known as "coursing" - prey is often sighted from a distance, stalked, pursued and neatly killed. Sighthounds work quickly and quietly, and are by nature independent
scent hounds, like the coonhound, etc.) .Scent hounds are hounds that primarily hunt by scent. Scenthounds are used to trail and sometimes kill game. They hunt in packs leading the hunters on a chase which may end in the quarry being chased into a tree or killed.
Many people who may live on a farm (or out in the country), may have a farm dog. As the name implies dogs help around the farm. The breed of dog varies for the type of work that needs to be done. Sometimes they may be purebred dogs or mixed breeds. An example of a dog that you may find on farms is the Border collie because they assist in herding livestock or to protect the livestock & farm.
Owners of dogs often enter them in competitions[53] such as breed conformation shows or sports, including racing and sledding.
In conformation shows, also referred to as breed shows, a judge familiar with the specific dog breed evaluates individual purebred dogs for conformity with their established breed type as described in the breed standard
I think one of the most common uses of dogs is the use of a companion pet. Which is what all three of my dogs are and they are very good pets and they fill up to their breed descriptions.
Although I may not like cats as much as dogs, I do think they are not parasites and do have a purpose (and are not worthless). I believe they are also valuable companion pets and have many uses like their ability to hunt vermin and household pests. I also think that it may be custom in places like Asia eat dogs, I kinda think it is disgusting.
I do agree with Blackshadow 123 because they both are great for many reasons
I still find dogs very enjoyable, I just have like the independence of cats better. And they are so sophisticated (usually).
Dogs do NOT love, they do what is necessary to survive. Don't believe me? Have a neighbor start feeding that "wonderful, loyal, loving" dog of yours steak instead of the dog food you feed him and see how fast he decides he loves the neighbor more than he loves you!
I'm sure cats have bad days, too, but when a cat has a bad day, all it does is scratch, it doesn't kill. Dogs are dangerous animals and should NOT be kept as pets.