Why wrote:
Cats aren't loyal. Dogs are, even to a misurable owner. True, it is
possible to break a dogs innate loyalty, but it's difficult, you'd have
to be a really undeserving of loyalty. People who like loyalty like
dogs. People who don't care for it, or even hold loyalty in contempt,
favor cats.

Dogs are obediant, and know who's boss. Try to get a cat to come when
you call. Maybe he will, maybe he won't. Let's face it, if the cat comes
to you it isn't because you called, but because you're his tuna can
opener. Leaders like dogs, dogs follow.

I am reminded of a story told about a fireman who was sometimes called
on to go to homes where a person had died for several days. He said that
invariably, the deceased dog would be lying right next to his dead
master, waiting for them to get up. Cats, on the other hand would start
to eat them.


BINGO! That's why I have Dobermans, they work guarding. Plus they keep
the tax man away.

Speaking of the tax man, the original reason why dogs tails were cut
short was so that the tax man could tell a working dog from a pet.
Working dogs were not taxed, pets were.