[andrepd]

> For me, the great charm of cats is that it is impossible to tell the difference between "No, I don't understand you." and "I understand you perfectly well, but I plan to ignore you completely until I feel like responding".

Incidentally, this is why I dislike cats so much and prefer dogs :)

[spicybright]

There's a very funny gag in the credits of the movie Inside Out by pixar about cats vs dogs.

https://youtu.be/6DZVnX8bEAs?t=68

(If you've never seen the movie, it's worth a watch!)

[amusedcyclist]

I love how dog people feel the need to talk about how much they hate cats at every turn but cat people kind of like all animals

[droidist2]

It's similar to smartphones. Android users express hate for iPhones and Apple way more than the reverse. Also I'd bet there's a correlation between smartphone brand and animal preference, with Android users preferring dogs and iPhone users preferring cats.

[andrepd]

That's called a confirmation bias, friend.

[TheBlerch]

So true

[carimura]

just don't get a Pyrenees. maybe this whole time he's just been a huge cat.

[zdragnar]

I was going to comment that my dog frequently pretends to not understand me, but he's part Pyrenees... I hadn't realized that was a trait of the breed!

[gattilorenz]

My dachshund is the same. Affectionate as a dog, stubborn as a cat