Z Moser said:
quoted 2 lines i like dogs. but my music does tend to be rowdy. i dont think an>
>>i like dogs. but my music does tend to be rowdy. i dont think an
animal
quoted 9 lines really>> really
>>reflects the personality of a person, seems another way to create an
>>"outsider" status, a "we" -vs- "them" kind of deal. like mac/pc,
>>cat/dog, cd/vinyl.
>
> While I don't think it is definitive or universal I am certain that
> your personality is what decides what type of pet you choose, if any
> at all. Dogs and cats definatly have different overall behaviours. So
> I think one could reasonably conclude that what type of person you
are
quoted 4 lines (personality) could determine what type of behaviours you liked> (personality) could determine what type of behaviours you liked
> better. And if there were anyway to do demographics of cat and dog
> owner I would guess that patterns would start emerging in the
> personalities of the owners.
If anything, the one trait I've noticed is that cat owners tend to be a bit
more independently-minded, which is why they like cats -- you can
leave a cat alone for a few days, just giving it some food and cleaning
up its poop, and it won't really care. Dog owners tend to like
companionship, though, and dogs like playing, walking, and other
"friend" type things.
Would explain why there's a tendency for followers and producers of a
rather independently-minded music genre would like a similarly
independently-minded pet.
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