Which one?
Cats or Dog? Which one?
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In my country, the dog is the favorite, one could say that one out of three homes have one or more dogs. So it could be said that the proverb is confirmed, at least in my country, "the dog is man's best friend." As for cats, some of the people say they prefer them by cunning to the expenses of affection, intelligence and agility, but also some people think that these are less demanding in the economic part, an aspect that in many families is important. But let's go to some specific aspects of each. Cats are independent and give little work. They require less attention than dogs. They are ideal for people who live alone and work all day. They can be left alone for long hours and it is not necessary to take them for a walk. The relationship with people is different from that of dogs, because they usually interact less. If there are children in the house, they are more likely to interact with a dog than with a cat. Dogs need more care and attention time. It is important to evaluate the time that can be spent. They involve higher expenses. Something to keep in mind is the consumption of food, since the larger the dog, the greater will be your daily requirement of food, additionally have to be taken continuously to the veterinarian. They are noisier. Smaller dogs are usually the most barking but, if they are educated as puppies, they learn easily. Each race has personality. Within the dogs should be sought the race that best suits the lifestyle of its owners as free time, space, presence of children in the house, time of care. Particularly, I prefer to be alone at home. Pets demand time, money and somehow feel that fulfilling a routine with them is to be tied. However, I find them tender and some agreeable depending on the breed. If you have or want to have one take this information into account and remember that they feel, so give them time and affection.
Great detail in your answer! I think most pets are more expensive than people expect, especially if they have medical issues.
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...;additionally, they have to be taken continuously to the veterinarian.
Smaller dogs usually bark the most, but if they are trained as puppies, they learn easily.