Cats are natural healers. Their purring falls into the range of 25 to 140 Hz, which has been scientifically proven to heal tissue and bone. They also lower blood pressure and reduce cortisol levels.
But some people are worried about their dookie business. My cat has access to the garage, where he has a nice dookie box, but 99% of the time, he chooses to do his business outdoors, where the dog deposits his logs.
I know he looks fit and ready to run a marathon, but he's a deep thinker and chooses to hang out with the dog.
[quote]Their purring falls into the range of 25 to 140 Hz, which has been scientifically proven to heal tissue and bone. [/quote] Name the source for this?
You forgot to mention how if you died during the night the little fecker will eat you.
Or how Dogs have jobs, the help the blind, save people from avalanches, guard the home, Work with the police force (Okay those dogs are traitors) Work as a life coach and fitness instructor. (They don't like chasing the ball they think we like throwing it)
