Absolutely, notwithstanding... both have their place,  it's probably a  wash.  I'm sure dogs have also killed many more people than house cats, not that we rely on either to aid in our demise, I'm sure the heart attacks they prevent far outweigh the accidents they cause. On a happy note, March is here, so give your dog or cat, a great big hug, run, or ball.

Every gal should have a sword and attack cat.

My cat once accidentally maimed a mouse slightly. I had to finish the job, which was emotionally scarring.

Speak softly and carry an attack cat.

Keeping the family tradition, that's really creeeepy.
No, I don't think ex was a peeper, he was just a sad romantic who had all these ideas about how to get me back that were influenced by alcohol (like the time he showed up at my house with a 20' christmas tree stolen from a state land).

Sounds like my kind of guy Bad Cat, if only half these kids nowadays had that kind of joy de vive.  Women never understand a man's destructive ways as paramount to proving their love. Did he string lights and bring a generator? Maybe that was it, he only went half way. I could see your case then.

We had this cat who used to bring the later half of mice as presents. Nothing makes a mouse look sillier than when its just a round ass with two legs and a tail sticking out. I was never sure how he got such a clean cut.   Its hard when this happens, as this was my gift from Comet, not to ponder the saying 'one animals treasure is another's trash.'

So cool that you grabbed a sword! and YEAH kitty!!!

when dogs and cats live together...the terrorists win.

Defecating Boxer 'Daniel' sparks US shootout

Respect property, police said...

Two neighbours in the US state of Mississippi drew weapons and fired at each other as an argument over a defecating dog ran out of control.

Associated Press news agency said Jerry Blasingame, 60, has been charged with assault for shooting Terry Tehnet, 52, with a shotgun.

Mr Tehnet was angry because he thought Mr Blasingame's dog had defecated on his lawn, in a rural part of the state.

Mr Tehnet, whose injuries are not life-threatening, may also be charged.

The two men gave AP different versions of what happened. Sources aside from this BBC coverage had one officer Blingsdorf commenting, "In all my years of service, I've never seen anything like this. I mean this is like people imitating animals, people making animals look bad, animals behaving like animals really." He went on to warn citizens, "I don't want to have to lecture people about dog shit, or shooting their neighbors, but I will if I have to."  Authorities are looking for ways to prevent neighborly shootouts over dog shit.  Options being considered are neighborly picnics, public information seminars about proper care of your animal, and increasing fines for when your animal shits outside its boundaries.

"An animal has got to know its limits" said Blingdorf. I will personally shoot each and every one of those little beasts if I witness it defecating beyond its limits. If it saves human lives, absolutely you bet I will, every time." At which point the officer was overcome by emotion at the notion of having to take down one animal to save another.