Good point. My belief is somewhat related to it. Dogs are stereotypical democrats, friendly to all: labor issues — affirmative pant-pant; womens’s issues — pant-pant, environmental issues — pant-pant. Cats on the other hand, are stereotypical republicans. Their affect seems to be, “I have money, I will pay attention to you only if I want to. On my terms.”
Uh uhh, all HOUSECATS are libertarians.
They're convinced of their fierce independence while dependent on a system they don't appreciate or understand.
But despite that, cats are more fun than watching TV, and oftentimes better conversationalists than some hoomin beans.
And in my entire life I've never had a cat that acted like an asshole, not ever.
In fact, every veterinarian I've ever taken my cats to has been amazed at how sweet and affectionate my cats are.
Of course, our dogs too but that's almost automatic unless the dog is neurotic, none of our dogs were ever neurotic.
But again, it's the cats that earn the praise because our cats have always been sweetie pies, every one of them.
Fiona will introduce herself to strangers after they've been in the house for more than three minutes, she will just sidle up to them and say hello.
Same with Boopers but Boopers is named that because....SHE BOOPS.
She boops everyone and every thing. She is a booperr.
She is also a jumper and a licker, doesn't matter who you are.
But first, she has to boop you.
