An unusual question about cats and dogs.

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An unusual question about cats and dogs.
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+ Pelador	May 18 2010, 12:32 AM Post #1
Crazy Awesome Legend Posts: 25,663 Group: Legend Member #4,634 Joined: December 12, 2009 Gender Not Specified Country None Favourite Anime HunterxHunter What Browser do you use? Firefox Favourite Manga Dragonball	Let me try and explain this properly. If evolution is to be believed, then our brains were able to grow bigger because we lost our fur because we stood upright and then it was too hot. So our brains could be cooler which allowed them to grow bigger. If you put cats and dogs in the same situation, would they become similar to us? If so which would be more successful. Personally, I think dogs, purely because they are much more sociable animals. On the other hand, cats can survive in groups quite well. E.g Lions. I didn't put this is deep discussion because I thought it was a bit silly, but not silly enough to put into spam.
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Meowth	May 18 2010, 01:23 AM Post #2
=._.= Posts: 130,670 Group: Princess Member #23 Joined: November 22, 2004 Gender Female Country United Kingdom Favourite Anime The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya What Browser do you use? FireFox Favourite Manga Fruits Basket	Cats are more effecient than dogs and more manipulative, so I would say cats, being social isn't much of a benifit, sure it helps but you need more qualities.



* Sousen Ichimonji	May 18 2010, 10:55 AM Post #3
You are calm and reposed, let your beauty unfold Posts: 4,176 Group: Retired Staff Member #3,986 Joined: February 15, 2009 Gender Not Specified Country None Favourite Anime Avatar What Browser do you use? Chrome Favourite Manga Ai Kora	Although dogs are deemed to be more social than cats, that's not really the case in modern domesticated canines. Domestic dogs are social retards when compared to wolves and the like, whereas cats maintain much the same instinctive social abilities to their wild counterparts other than aggressive territorial displays to other species such as humans, which they have grown accomadated towards. I wouldn't give the 'social' edge to domesticated members of either species. In the wild however, wolves and other forms of feral canine are more social than cats, although as pointed out cats can be social too; not just lions, but groups of wildcats have been observed to live, breed and hunt in small family groups. This is still, as Kyonko has said, not a guarentee that dogs would be the more successful; if we look at the range of environments that Felidae have successfully adapted to and in some cases become top of the food chain, it dwarfs that of canines, showing a far greater versatility. Add to this Kyonko's other points that cats are more efficient and manipulative than dogs, and I think we have a winner.
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