If someone asked me to choose between spending an afternoon with a room full of puppies or a room full of kittens, I wouldn't even need a second to think about it. Dogs have always felt familiar to me, probably because that's what I grew up around.
If someone asked me to choose between spending an afternoon with a room full of puppies or a room full of kittens, I wouldn't even need a second to think about it.
Dogs have always felt familiar to me, probably because that's what I grew up around.
To me, they seemed distant, unpredictable, and honestly a little intimidating.
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If someone asked me to choose between spending an afternoon with a room full of puppies or a room full of kittens, I wouldn't even need a second to think about it. Dogs have always felt familiar to me, probably because that's what I grew up around. To me, they seemed distant, unpredictable, and honestly a little intimidating.
They're excited when you come home, they want to be involved in everything you do, and they're usually ready for an adventure at any moment. They choose their moments, and when they decide to trust you, it feels surprisingly meaningful.
Can you be a dog person and still fall for cats? I have always considered myself a dog person. My parents never liked cats, so they were never really part of my world.
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