Growing up, all the cats I knew were so nasty and I think that has something to do with how I view them now. But I have met a few that I loved because of their dog-like mentality. And 90% of cat owners that I know are filthy people who don't clean the litter box very often or just leave cat shit wherever it lies and its so gross. I'll always be a dog person but there are some awesome cats out there.
I do get a little sad face when I see the poor things waiting for adoption in the little windows :( putting their paw up to the glass like please take me home :( poor babies.
Right on! I guess I just get frustrated because it's not that hard to teach kittens to tolerate bath time. I literally start the training within the second or third day after they come home with me. Give em a bath every week whether they need it or not and by the time they're six months old it's no big deal and you can drop to once a month.
I was raised as more of a dog person in a primarily doggie home so I guess old habits die hard. Thank God! I've even bathed rats before. It doesn't have to be a big deal. I think a lot of animals might not like baths but when they're clean and receiving more love and affection they're happier. :)
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Growing up, all the cats I knew were so nasty and I think that has something to do with how I view them now. But I have met a few that I loved because of their dog-like mentality. And 90% of cat owners that I know are filthy people who don't clean the litter box very often or just leave cat shit wherever it lies and its so gross. I'll always be a dog person but there are some awesome cats out there.
I do get a little sad face when I see the poor things waiting for adoption in the little windows :( putting their paw up to the glass like please take me home :( poor babies.
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Plenty of dog owners allow their dogs to poop and pee on the floor in the house too. Yuck!
Right on! I guess I just get frustrated because it's not that hard to teach kittens to tolerate bath time. I literally start the training within the second or third day after they come home with me. Give em a bath every week whether they need it or not and by the time they're six months old it's no big deal and you can drop to once a month.
I was raised as more of a dog person in a primarily doggie home so I guess old habits die hard. Thank God! I've even bathed rats before. It doesn't have to be a big deal. I think a lot of animals might not like baths but when they're clean and receiving more love and affection they're happier. :)