[lepton]

“average cat owner is more reserved, perceptive, tolerant and better at breaking rules than the average dog owner.”

Also more neurotic, less coordinated, and servant to the cat.

[a fool in paradise]

Is this genius going to run for president?

[achilles2000]

This article is just another example of the imbecility of the so-called “social science”, psychology. It all started with phrenology, and it has been downhill since then.

[Hugin]

and servant to the cat.

We owned dogs when I was a kid, and it fell to me to shovel up their poop from the lawn and bury it. And bathe them and remove ticks. Cats are a lot less work. They bury their poop and clean themselves. I like dogs, but I've never owned one as an adult.

[Right Brother]

What cat lovers don’t realize is that the only thing preventing cats from killing and eating their owners is their small size.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

servant to the cat.

Wait...what? I have dogs now - actually my wife and kids do, and I love them, but that means that at least once a day, we walk around with our dogs outside, and then they stand expectantly, watching to make sure we carefully collect their poop. We must take care to leave them with other attendants if we intend to be gone from the house longer than a single period of daylight, or they will destroy our house. If that isn't the epitome of servitude, nothing is.

When I just had cats, I threw their litter out and replaced it once a week. When I left for the weekend, the cats barely noticed. They're cool, efficient little predators, affectionate when they feel like it, they don't want or need attention like dogs - yeah, any dog owner pointing fingers at cat owners has the freedom to kennel his dogs outside - and most of us don't.

[Rusty0604]

Do you have an ex that had a cat?