We need a license to keep dogs, so why not for cats?

2021-07-24View Original

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We need a license to keep dogs, so why not for cats?

Reply #22021-07-25

Have you heard of house cats attacking people? Perhaps that’s why.

Reply #32021-07-25

Unless someone looks like a mouse!

Reply #42021-07-25

Who said it’s not necessary! It’s also needed!

Reply #52021-07-25

Hehe, how about a house cat attacking a kangaroo? ? ? ;P

Reply #62021-07-25

I’ve never heard of temples biting passersby

Reply #72021-07-26

This post was last edited by qugd on 2021-7-26 09:32. No, it’s because dogs take advantage of others’ presence to bully them, and dog owners also use their dogs to bully others; cats, on the other hand, do not do such things. :lol:lol

Reply #82021-07-26

That’s right; the temples all have a smiling expression as they collect your offerings

Reply #92021-07-26

Cats have the ability to think independently, while dogs are generally brainwashed. . . . . .

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