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Dogs and cats might seem like natural rivals. This is a example of.

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Survey revealed cats were by far the more ready to fight of the two animals.

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Cats are 10 times more likely to injure dogs in a fight

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A friendly coexistence is important for well-being.

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Fifty-seven percent of owners said their cats hissed, spat and swatted at dogs, and 18 percent said their dogs threatened cats.

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Dogs have been domesticated for longer and are more easily trained than cats.

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Most cats live longer than dogs.

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More than 80 felt their pets were comfortable with one another. Only 3 percent declared that their cats and dogs could not stand one another.

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Its easier for dogs to be happier around cats than for cats to be happy around dogs. Is this opinion True or False

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Cats are smarter than most dogs.

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