Why dogs are better than cats
Try to watch this without crying. TRY. If you can… well, there’s very little I can do for you and your cold, dark heart. We present “My dogs greeting me after returning from 14 months in Iraq”
Try to watch this without crying. TRY.
If you can… well, there’s very little I can do for you and your cold, dark heart.
We present “My dogs greeting me after returning from 14 months in Iraq”
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Valerie Catrow
Valerie Catrow is editor of RVAFamily, mother to a mop-topped first grader, and always really excited to go to bed.
Notice: Comments that are not conducive to an interesting and thoughtful conversation may be removed at the editor’s discretion.
I would protest the “dogs are better than cats” comment, except that my cats are the reason we’re in Iraq to begin with.
That would explain why Wolfowitz licks his comb to groom himself.
Cats would have made eye contact with you for a second. Meanwhile, DOGS NEED HUGS.
Dogs get jealous, cats dont.
I just want to say that fig (my cat) greets me at the door every day after work. Then follows me around the apartment for awhile. He also likes to say goodbye in the morning when I leave. he follows me until I leave and then he looks sad when I start walking down the stairs to actually leave.
Matthew’s comment would make an excellent children’s book.
also there is a musical that is highly respected named “cats” about cats. never heard of dogs?