If they are mortal enemies, then I wholly and absolutely support kittens. A pit bull attacked my little brother last Friday. It slobbered all over his jacket, it ripped part of his new pants (jeans, mind you), and it even bit him such that he was bleeding and needed to use hydrogen peroxide.

Perhaps worst of all, it was a “domesticated” dog, and its owners were a bunch of 7 to 10-year olds who didn’t even have enough sense to keep their pit bull on a leash. And it just charged at my little brother from the side as he was walking home from school!

Ugh.

@...Tyger42: Well, this wasn’t the only incident. A few years ago, a vicious, gruff-looking black dog owned by my neighbors’ relatives (who were staying there temporarily) started chasing my little brother at night when he was walking home alone from a friends house. Thankfully our house was right next door, and my brother was able to get to the side yard (which thankfully wasn’t locked) and close the side-yard fence. If not for that unlocked side-yard fence, by the time we’d open the front-door, he’d probably be mauled.

Also, when I was a little child, I was chased by a dog that, given my age, was nearly to my shoulders. You can imagine how annoyed I was with the owner (who, like many other dog owners, apparently doesn’t believe in leashes) said, “Bad, bad dog! Gee, I’m sorry. He usually isn’t like that!”

Also, one Japanese girl who stayed at my house (she was an international student, who paid rent here) also got freaked out by that black dog, who growled at her and, of course, was unleashed.

Kittens have yet to provide such bad experiences. =/

Well, I was kind of referring to house cats as opposed to house dogs. Of course, wolves and African big cats are all deadly, but the types of cats generally kept as pets aren’t as dangerous as many of the dogs kept as pets. I, personally, would never put my face right next to an adult house cat.

I *always* want to see epic boobs.