I, for one, welcome our feline overlords. They’re cute.
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How Cats Took Over the (Human) World
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Damn straight, but they didn't tame dogs. That's why my ginger cat currently resides on the top of my garden shed, when my newest dog roams the backyard.
+Laura Ess Are you sure it's not residing on its lofty pedestal as the latest supplicant skulks by and worships from below?
+Laura Ess Well, there was the time when my wife's family Samoyed got "cornered" in the kitchen by a passel of kittens, so it works both ways.
+Dave Hill My friends kept chickens and had a lovely mastive called Roj (after Roj Blake) One day Alethea went out the back and found Roj cornered on the porch, surrounded by chickens! 😛