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Originally Posted by clicknow
Hence, there are lots of other choices they have for pet ownership. Cats should not be included.
Dogs shed and leave fur on your furniture. Children tear up furniture, too.
Furniture is never, in the scheme of values, going to be more important than a living, sentient being. Best to opt for an aquarium or cage-based pet for furniture-centric people.
I agree with you about dead or declawed, however if you declawed cat ever leaves the safe confines of the house, declawing them almost ensures their death, since you have removed their entire defense system that they were BORN WITH. Seems very cruel to me, esp. if you're doing it for *furniture*.
I know you are against declawing and probably for same reason.
My beautiful yellow lab having just died of old age, I would give anybody all my furniture if I could have him back. He was the best dog I ever had in 60 years and I've had a lot of 'em.
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If you don't think this ISN'T going to be a factor for a family looking for their first pet, and are considering a cat, then you're not thinking clearly.
