• Skeezix@lemmy.worldOP
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    2 months ago

    I didn’t mean specifically when they are in a crisis state of overheating. Dogs have their tongue out whenever they’re doing anything, which I assume keeps them from overheating in th efirst place. Cat’s don’t.

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      2 months ago

      You just see more dogs running around excited than you do cats…

      A cat is a solitary predator that uses stealth than pounces.

      Dogs are pack predators, they get food by running around making a shit ton of noise and hoping something runs so the pack can chase it down.

      That translates to modern pets day to day activity.

      If you ever saw a cat run around like a dog, it would pant. If you saw a dog that acts like a cat. You’d never see it pant.

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        2 months ago

        I see dogs just laying in their dog bed in the shade panting. I see cats playing in the sun on a hot day not panting.

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          2 months ago

          Cats play by ambushing something over and over and rolling around with it…

          Dogs play by running sprints as long as someone keep throwing a ball…

          I’m not sure what your confusion still is