[Spok]

I have always said the quickest way to unload a litter of kittens is in the parking lot of a Korean grocery store.

[Brookhaven]

I thought dogs and Islam were not compatible.

[ClearCase_guy]

Hopefully bacon sales will also see an uptick.

[PGR88]

Like “dog revolutions” in Asia and particularly China - I imagine it will be led by 30-something women and their Pomeranians and Bichon Frise’s

[Jim W N]

I thought we were talking about the price of rice in China...

:)

[mmichaels1970]

Times must be pretty ruff over there.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Dogs are kryptonite to Islamists!

[higgmeister]

Some of you Egyptian scholars need to explain why an Egyptian professor is named after the founder of modern Turkey?   Turks are not Arabs, what gives?

[M Kehoe]

“Muslims are only allowed to own dogs for one of two specific purposes which are guarding or hunting.”

I never heard that before. Food was the only exception.

Correct me if wrong.

5.56mm

[chopperk]

Standby food supply.

[lurk]

It’s important to distinguish between genetic Egyptians and arabs living in Egypt. Genetic Egyptians do not always do what arabs do.

[LIConFem]

That tears it! No more Egyptian take-out for me.

[EEGator]

Uhhh...is this good or bad?

[ByteMercenary]

“... However, cats are clean by nature,”

Generally disagree with that. While cats often bathe themselves, one can tell if there are cats in residence immediately upon walking thru the front door of someone’s home. Litter box smells, other ‘accidents’, cat food, etc. I once had to throw away an expensive suitcase because a cat peed in it. Scrubbing, airing outside, nothing, absolutely nothing would get rid of the odor in that luggage.

[toothfairy86]

One word....basenji!

[mowowie]

Cats may be clean by nature but I am the one that has to go around the house cleaning up its clean job..

[rrrod]

I lived in Cairo for a few years....back in the 80s. Don’t recall ever seeing a dog. But cats every...even all over the airport.