Pets inhabit many homes around the world. Deciding on a pet can be a difficult decision and the majority of the time people tend to choose either a dog or a cat. Before choosing between the two and bringing a fury creature home a new pet owner should try to decide which characteristics are compatible with his or her life. Usually, the differences between a cat and a dog outnumber the similarities and serve as the deciding factor between the two.
             With either a dog or a cat, there will be a new addition to the family and much responsibility comes along with this new member. Both depend on their owner entirely for food, shelter, and affection. Dogs and cats demand a great deal of time and expect daily attention. Great advantages come along with having a dog or a cat such as owner loyalty and good companionship. Emotional attachment and the loss of a pet are some drawbacks that are associated with bonding with a pet. Both a dog and a cat, much like a child, are known to create unwanted messes and can become an inconvenience to clean up after. The owner must watch where he or she allows his or her dog or cat to roam to protect the animal from hurting itself or something else. Both the dog and the cat can be inside or outside pets so a future cat or dog owner should take in account the size of his or her home and make sure that it can accommodate his or her new pet. Expenses are another issue with a cat or dog. Veterinarian care is at least required annually and other health issues may be unavoidable and should be expected. The cost of pet food can be another expense determined by the size of the animal, as well as, the brand the owner chooses. Whether or not an owner wishes to spoil his dog or cat, entertainment, such as toys, grooming, and clothing can become other expenditures. Just like humans, dogs and cats have different views and visible perceptions on life.
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