@ Karlos
"...Of course. But that doesn't say which ones, given cats and dogs have whiskers!"
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I know, I was onto a winner there from the start
:-D
Now look, I've stroked little lion cubs in South Africa, and they are just little kitties. So what if they grow up all big and gruff-like, they're just pussy-cats inside :-P
But they are still cats. Like Vincent says, bring your biggest dog, and we'll bring our biggest cat...we'll see which one is licking its 'whiskers' afterwards.
@ all those canine collaborators:
Here are a few points to ponder:
1) A dog will lick its balls solely for the purpose of immediately thereafter licking your face.
2) Dogs are known for leaving crap-mines on the lawn, living-room rug, or anywhere else where it is inconvenient. Edit: actually I would say that leaving a turd anywhere exposed to the atmosphere and possibly the shoe of an owner is inconvenient, that is why the cat has the dignity to bury it.
3) Slobbering and bad breath. I'm not saying a cat's breath is like jasmine, but it sure beats a dog.
4) General cleanliness. A house that has dogs in it always stinks whereas you need never realise there's a cat around until it brushes up against your legs.
5) Noise factor. I don't have to explain that one any further...
6) Cats don't hump human legs or shoes. They generally have visitor-friendly behaviour. You never visit somebody and hear them say 'honey, please take the cats outside/round the back'
It's simple, gents.
Cats rule.
