Good vs. Evil
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86. But we already have a dog that doesn't really get the attention he should with us both being full time at work!
87 cats don't need much attention, food, water, and letting it lay in your lap/laptop while you play minecraft is enough
88 My family was gifted a Bichon Frise, and he regains energy faster than the speed of light. You can run around the house for two hours, and wear him down, but then in five minutes he's back up and chewing your toes
89. Our dog was bought off a friend when he was a puppy because she was moving to a house that didn't allow pets, and he's half King Charles cavalier spaniel and half Bichon Frise; he's completely Cav in colour, but bigger and fluffier than they get.
90 I've always wanted a cat, but My mom has always shot that request down with such precision accuracy, you would think she was training all her life to do that
91 1 out of 500 people are trained to make people want cats, just to say no. Is it possible you mom is one of them.
92. I've actually been saying no to getting a kitten, but I've been overruled. But my reasons for saying no are not baseless, and I'm concerned about a young cat being brought into a family where it may not be able to get the attention it deserves, and where a pet already exists!
93 the thing about cats - if you give them no attention or all of your time, the result is the same. A furry companion you can love for the rest of their life.
94. But is that true if you do it from when they're a kitten? It just seems a bit... cruel. These tiny balls of fluff deserve all the love they can be given, you know? I must admit, seeing my boys playing a bit with the one we're hoping to get, and some of the others there (she'll be staying where she is until she's 8 weeks old, she's only 3 weeks at the moment), it did melt my heart a bit. Which is precisely why my wife insisted we all go, of course 
95 It might seem cruel, but cats are usually solitary creatures. The only thing to worry about would be the dog. It might freak out the cat if it's big enough.94. But is that true if you do it from when they're a kitten? It just seems a bit... cruel. These tiny balls of fluff deserve all the love they can be given, you know? I must admit, seeing my boys playing a bit with the one we're hoping to get, and some of the others there (she'll be staying where she is until she's 8 weeks old, she's only 3 weeks at the moment), it did melt my heart a bit. Which is precisely why my wife insisted we all go, of course
