There’s dog people, and then there’s cat people. Your choice
of pet could reveal hidden parts of your character that you wouldn’t disclose to your best friend.
Dogs are commonly described as ‘best friends’ – ever
reliable, ready at a moment to follow you and, no matter what, a dog will never
leave you. Cats, on the other hand, are the embodiment of selfishness,
arrogance, and a freedom that can never be restrained.
John and Jo’s house is run by Dennis, their cat. A silent
witness to their lives, Dennis becomes vocal at a specific time of day: fifteen
minutes before feeding time. If you own a cat, you know what I mean. That
sensation of eyes boring into the back of your head, that silent, judgemental
stare, questioning your ability to carry out the simplest tasks, like opening a
can and pouring the contents into a bowl… this is the daily experience of every
cat owner. Or perhaps it would be more correct to say ‘cat servant’. And who
can fail to be baffled by the disdain and condescension with which Tiddles
sniffs the food and then walks away, tail up and nose in the air?
If you can relate to this experience, then you can certainly
connect with John and Jo. If you’re more of a dog person, well… what can I say?
Enjoy the hardship of being at the end of a clawed paw.
If you’re undecided on the matter and find it difficult to
choose between cat and dog, here’s a test:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/you-cat-person-dog-person-4528170
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