There are several simple questions that can tell you a lot about a person. Which do you prefer, Elvis or the Beatles? Sure, it’s possible to like them both, but not equally. Choosing one or the other will expose part of your personality. The same goes with, dogs or cats? Personally I prefer dogs. Aside from the fact that cats are constantly judging me, they’re skittish and too fickle. Now dogs, dogs are great because, if treated right, they will love you unconditionally. They don’t judge you, they won’t ignore you and I think they have wider range of personality than cats. Dogs are excited to see you every time you come home. When I went home for Thanksgiving, Saki went ballistic when I walked inside. She could hardly control herself. Why? Because after a rocky start, we had developed a close relationship and she missed me. I may not like to admit it, but I missed her too and it felt good to see her like that. The evening that my dad came home from a few weeks away at school, Saki climbed all over him when he stretched out on the floor in front of the television. She wanted to cuddle with the master she had missed. Cats, for the most part, don’t get excited to see you. As long as there is food in their dish, they don’t care if you’re never home. I guess what it boils down to is, dogs are pack animals and cats are not. Dogs need companionship just as humans do. When was the last time you came home and your cat, or even your spouse/significant other was so excited to see you that they peed on the floor? Sure, it’s gross and messy. But nothing says I love you like an uncontrollable bladder.