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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (474642)

6/8/2021 10:41:04 PM

From: koan

Respond to of 543224

Because we don't usually see cats in nature forming packs.

They are not generally a pack animal e.g. pretty much all big and little cats.

Go look at the myriad species of cats (a couple of dozen I think), they are mostly solitary animals.

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Why wouldn't cats form packs like lions or dogs?

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (474642)	6/8/2021 11:28:55 PM
From: Alex MG	Respond to of 543224

Lions are not cats? Why wouldn't cats form packs like lions Hey, we all know as a pet cats are different than dogs Cats are more self reliant, so they don't need 24/7 attention Yeah, dogs are unconditional loving of their owner, assuming the human doesn't have faulty defects Cats can be left alone at home during the day and they will use a cat box, and then they even groom themselves... AKA low maintenance... yet they are still very affectionate, of course personalities vary Dogs on the other hand are much more simple personalities, depending on the breed, but are high maintenance. They are not gonna crap in a sand box in your home and they are not gonna groom themselves. And when's the last time someone said, "God I wish that neighbors's cat would stop barking!!"