Ah yes. My pup hated our cat so much for whatever reason that even years after she had died you just have to say the word “Gracie” and you’d hear a growl under his breath.
I'm sorry for your loss, but this is actually kinda funny lol... My mother-in-law had a dog who would growl anytime you said "got a bug?" because she's get angry at fleas and it became a little trait of hers to just growl at the word "bug"
@@Temerityofficial21201 :D Actually, dogs understand cat's language. If they didn't they wouldn't exist or there would be no dog and cat at the same house, which could be friends to each other: I had a cat and dog, who were so good friends, that after our dog died, because of being attacked by another dog, our cat left us, after we took another dog. And it didn't matter that it was the daughter of his friend and we had to take another dog.
One of my cats decided to just ignore my dogs. He's quite big for a normal cat, and since he realised they wanted to play and not attack, it seemd like not doing anything was the best option. Of course if they start to annoy him too much he just slaps them and continues with whatever he was doing.
Same my cat does this too but he's aggressive to other cats he's a crazy territorial cat but our dog doesn't bother him but sometime he slaps them when they are too close 😅
@@hallooos7585 Humans are bad at judging cat's intelligence because we tend to overrate things that we can train or that behave how we want them too or that read our social cues well. Dogs are very good at those things, cats aren't. A cat that won't do tricks for treats might still be hard to keep out of the kibble because it enjoys the game of stealing and learns how to overcome whatever it's butler throws at it. Some dogs are really clever too in ways that aren't relevant to human interests, but their better ability to read humans and to be trained plays a role in why people tend to assume they're superior.
Speaking from my step dad's hunting experience. He once lost a hunting beagle to a wild cat that took the dog by surprise. The cat waiting for the dog to be near water then pounced on it from above and drowned the dog. The dog was there for birds, not the cat... but to the cat it was in it's territory and had to go.
Oh my lord my cat was so easy to train that she was able to sit, rollover, high five, could literally use the toilet and play dead like it was nothing. I thought she was the smartest little thing because my family dog couldn't even sit for Christ sakes. Very shy around people but she had a heart of gold. I miss her so much 😞
That can be due to bad socialization. A full front direct approach is probably the most aggressive thing you can do to a dog outside of actual violence. A dogs weapons are in his front, so if you come on that strong from the front it freaks a lot of dogs out because it means a lack of fear. Most animals actually have a general fear of being directly approached by strangers. My girl dog does not take kindly to overly assertive dogs, it's ultimately poor manners in the dog world. Well trained dogs know not to come on too strong. A lot of people like their dogs 'boundless personality' even though its puppy behavior and dogs are the same as humans, you don't get to act like your seven when your twenty three, unless you want to get punched in the mouth.
There's this other UA-cam channel called wildciencias which basically makes animal matchups and interesting facts. And the British narrator on that channel used evidence to show how the different body structures of cats and dogs can support a genetic rivalry between the two carnivores. Some matchups were Wolf vs cougar, wolf vs snow leopard. And while the wolf proved how canines aside from the Jaguar typically have stronger jaws and superior endurance, it lost both matchups to those felines simply because cats are more built for fighting than dogs.
Cats and sharks are really in a league of their own. And even cats are much more complex and versatile. They are both complete killing machines only evolved for one thing. Dogs were evolved and domesticated by scavenging.
It's because the solitary vs team hunting strategy. If dogs evolved to live alone they would be as strong and big as a werewolf. But wait! We do have dogs that evolved to live alone! (aside from coyotes and foxes) Bears! Not only are ursines and canines related they share many similarities. The bear even looks like what a canine would be if they started using their paws and hunted big animals alone.
@@SpyXynt Bears are more related to dogs than they are to weasels, wolverines and other mustelids. The grizzly and polar are towers of power. Siberian tiger vs grizzly/ polar bear was one of the matchups on that channel I mentioned earlier
I know that guy he told about cats making dogs almost extinct but dogs survived by forming packs Intelligent surviving strategy better than bear grylls and that guy from primal survivor
My dog shares her food with my neighbors’ cats, she’s so kind. She doesn’t get along with dogs but adores cats. She’s a guard dog as well, German Shepherd mix breed.
My old cat was really weird. He rarely had much problems with dogs, even newly introduced ones (still acted aggressively every now and then when they bugged him though), but he could not stand other cats at all.
It's normal for a cat to defend his/hers teritory from other cats. All my cats used to do the same and the one, who lives with me now, does the same. And he's peacefull with my dogs and tollerant to other dogs, but my dogs only tollerates my cat and hates other cats or dogs who intrudes to our yard (only cats and dogs of the same yard are tollerated).
When I was a kid we had two cats and a dog - one female we had for a while on her own, then a male dog, and years later a younger male cat. The dog and the male cat bonded really well, but the female cat hated them both. The dog would try to be friendly, but always got a slap for it. She and the male cat just avoided each other after she realised he would fight back. She was really affectionate with humans though. I think she just saw the other two as intruding on her territory.
to be fair, dogs are inherently pack animals that we domesticated cause they were useful to us. cats domesticated themselves cause they could get extra food AND occasional cuddles if they let us get close. most cats that are kept as pets aren't trained at all and get a ton of freedom to roam around, making it so they keep their individualism and occasionally end up in situations where they need to defend themselves. on the other hand, dogs that are kept as pets are usually somewhat trained (or highly trained) and usually stick to their handler instead of being allowed to roam the neighborhood. Makes quite a lot of sense that cats would regain a bit more of their 'feral' traits, when they were never really bred to be trained etc (and usually just randomly breed with neighborhood cats) whereas dogs are usually consciously bred to look for certain traits and diminish others. dogs used to be work-animals/companions, whereas there was never a 'need' to train cats. so trainability wasn't an important trait to breed for.
My mother-in-law has a cat named Dixon who will wag his tail whenever he's happy or being friendly! It's the strangest thing! His body language and how he interacts with people show he's obviously happy and in a good mood, but he'll wag lol... he's never been around dogs, as far as I'm aware, so I'm not sure how he picked up that trait. He's a goofy but sweet boy
It wasn't just due to cat that some of these species of dogs when extinct. Have you ever heard the saying "it's a dog eat dog world"? Not only were they competing with cats for food they were also competing with their own kind. Over food, territory, dominance, etc. Cats unlike dogs were able to respect rival cat prides territorys and there was less conflict among cats than dogs at that time. So it was kinda because of "dog eat dog" that lead to their demise.
My cats grew up with the presence of my dog, so they naturally assume that dogs are friendly, until a bunch of stray dogs came and almost killed them, they still love my dog, but have a large grudge against other dogs
It’s because in school you learn different topics. Plus they don’t teach as fast as youtubers because they want people to catch up and actually learn instead of learn and forget in under 10 seconds
I had the opposite experience, my dogs and cat loved each other; however, the cat arrived when he was a kitten barely two months old and my dogs (German Sheppard 2 years old and Maltese 3 years old) played with him. Also, my cat was not afraid of other dogs and trained him to poop in the toilet... you have to spend a lot of time with them to get this results/
My cat Jaws doesn't actually mind dogs, infact sometimes she'll rub against a dog's legs if we have one over. Winnie will hide whenever anyone new comes over, Clover will hiss and get poofy, and Rowdy will scream until I cuddle him.
Funny you would say this when he said that I know there’s of you who making these kinds of comments (your comment) but that he’s aware dogs and cats can live harmoniously given that they grow up with each other.
@@SHADOOjoey my thoughts exactly however I am not ready to conclude that him saying that in the video negates the value in the message of this comment, just yet. In fact, I think sharing facts whose nature had already been acknowledged in the video, was still a fair move despite of that.
I would like to hope that the scientists conducting the experiments have done their best to eliminate unrelated factors by using a different maze for each mouse.
@@Ray-Of-Sunshine No serious scientist would be so ignorant to make such a mistake. Having proper controls is bread and butter for every experiment. Also, what most people neglect is, that there is a huge amount of competition between scientist. So every scientist, publishing an experiment with such mistakes would be destroyed by everyone else.
My bulldog was raised with a kitten and they got along great. Then, he got attacked by the neighbors cat and now he hates them. We have outside cats that he tolerates but he'll try to kill any stays that come by.
@@Krakyy and this is wrong He just speaks about the differrence between them (most from Wikipedia) and about there Evolution the title is in fact clickbait
@@OrochiJr97 you initially said "charged" instead of "changed". I just wanted to point that not trying to be rude. The two other people noticed that also
My lazy cat in my profile pic loves to hunt, he sometimes catches five or more animals outside a day (and kills and eats them if I don’t catch him quickly) including young rabbits, mice, and sparrows and finches, so it’s no surprise to me that cat species could could lower the amount of prey in an ecosystem for wild dogs (especially if they don’t live in a pack) and run them out/cause starvation.
And it’s also good to have predators in any ecosystem, (even if it’s just the backyard) but when the wife is home, it doesn’t always work out that way. Only ones she doesn’t care about is the mice.
@@koaruu if they hunt them the entire ecosystem will collapse did u see the kills of a domestic cat 185 kills total 390 million u idiot if the cats stayed in Europe and Asia and Africa they would have been normal also if we didn’t domesticate them they would be normal nature is fine on it’s own but when humans interfered the entire earth got impact if it is an asteroid few will survive and it will be fine but humans are dangerous than any other creatures on the planet even if cats hunt them it is our fault why domesticate them why introduce them to new places why let them hunt why should humans exist
Well my cat is not as brave as his ancestors cuz whenever he sees a dog he always tries to hide between or behind my legs or try to climb on my shoulder when ever he sees a dog on the street 😊
@Personal Being are the dogs wiping them out? And I thought we were talking about house cats, and they definitely aren't being wiped out, or even being remotely close to extinction, infact they're wiping out tons of species in Australia and other places.
Dogs open their mouths, pant, and they’re giant. Cats are scared of big things and dogs panting and opening their mouths so it looks like they’re tryna eat them. Dogs are just defending themselves
I think most of the cat and dog issues could be solved if you properly introduce them. There will still be some that don’t like each other but if you do it correctly you should be fine.
i'm actually proud that my outdoor cat catches critters.tons of them are pests.she killed rats,moles,mice,voles(and some birds but let's not go into that).
I am so happy I'm learning so much about life and history and facts , without doing any effort. I surely appreciate Ur effort a lot. I love u! I know how hard it is and much effort to just do a 2 minute video. So respect !
I really love fostering kittens and cats, my oldest dog is super careful around cats and is actually scared of them to the point where he will back away from his food bowl while eating as soon as a cat comes up to eat his food. He’s been the perfect dog to get cats used to dogs, which is great since that way people with calm dogs can adopt cats aswell! Some kittens will even sleep on top of my smallest dog, who doesn’t really believe in personal space all that much
7:35 the two fingers gesture is actually from the English medieval period. During the Hundred Years War (1337-1453), English Longbow men who were captured by the French often had their middle and index finger cut off before prisoner exchanges to ensure that they wouldn’t be able to shoot a longbow again. So when English troops passed or defeated French troops from then on out, they would brandished their index and middle finger jeeringly to the French to show that they still had their fingers. It basically meant “look, I’ve got both my fingers and I’m gunna use them to shoot arrows at you”. It was an antagonistic gesture. Idk how tf you thought the Aussie’s came up with that.
I’m Aussie and we just stick our middle finger up, the two fingers comes from Britain when French knights or men at arms captured English long bowman they’d cut off their index and middle finger so they couldn’t work a bow anymore, bows were made from yew or ash trees so remaining English long bowman would stick those fingers up to show French opposition they could still pull their bowstrings or “Pluck yew” and you see where the term evolved from there.
I must say the video is quite good, but since I had both dogs and cats, there was once that we got a puppy and at the same time we rescued a baby cat. From start they snuggled together every night and during day they played together. They loved to wrestle with each other as they grew up, dog even realized the cat did his things at the sand box and tried more than twice to do the same. Different stories everywhere, it seems pretty normal that my dog barks to cats during a walk but at home plays and sleeps with his cat friend.
So if cats know im supreme alpha Male if I had a dog it would be the same maybe. My cat that was spaed once then cut open for a second time to spae accidentally when something else was done months later still use to spray around me and looked so lovingly at Me
My pets must be broken :P I have 2 dogs, 3 cats and they all adore each other. My husky (and huskies are well-known for a high prey drive) will kidnap cats... to mother them. And the cats seem to be totally fine with this. She is constantly abducting my friends' cats and the cats are refusing to leave the warm husky cuddles. The husky even *trains* the cats to give her dog treats, which the cats seem more than happy to feed their new "mom." For a year, she even took care of a blind and deaf kitten, who wanted nothing to do with anyone but the husky, his big protective mommy. All of the cats are so obsessed with my dogs, I've had to harness and leash train them (which took approx 5 minutes, they seemed to realize that leashes = time with the dogs outside). They follow the husky like little ducklings, it takes absolutely no effort on my part to walk them, I just walk the dogs like normal and the cats follow her. When it comes to other dogs, it's no issue, either, because they're so relaxed and used to dogs at this point. Because the cats don't freak out, the other dogs don't freak out. The only time there's ever any ever stress amongst the pets is when they're separated from each other, not the other way around :P
My older cat was adopted before I got a puppy. He kept the dog in line and let her know who was boss. They’ve lived in peace for almost 3 years. Recently got a kitten who loves playing with the dog.
I let my cats live outside to reverse the domestication. Oh and I let them do what ever they want. That includes hunting. They're okay and they are good at surviving in the forest near our ranch
My Female Husky is best friends with our Male Kitty. Lola (Husky) loves all animals and isn’t a fighter, only a lover. Kitty isn’t and was scared of her. Less than a week and they became best friends. Crazy how it is with them.
Me: "Hear that Squeaks? You're a vicious super-weapon." My cat Squeakers: (hides when she hears newborn kitten meows). Cats and dogs can get along in some cases. According to my psychologist, her therapy dog ADORES cats to the extent that she's considered getting him a kitten as a playmate.
I’m from the Middle East and 👍🏼 is not a dirty insult here I use it everyday with nearly everyone don’t spread information without making sure it’s correct
Cats are way smarter and Cunnying than dogs, i have a golden retriver and there is a stray cat near my house which come near my dog and plays with it and steals my dogs food, my dog thinks the cat is its friend but the cat is simply using him.
I was at camp once and its a common thing for kids to learn in the US to put up the peace sign for every one be quiet. But our counselor was Australian and was so shocked when he saw it. He then explained why and I didn't realize until later in life how crazy it must have been for him to see a room full of kids basically flipping him off.
Me as Child trying to catch a chicken: Chicken: **sees hooman** **Runs** Me: wat.. we just met how u scared ? Chickens memory: *Hooman hunts chickens.* *Hooman eats chickens.* My brain: why am I Commenting things about chickens?
As an Australian, I can tell you that the reverse 'peace sign' is not the equivalent to the middle finger known as the bird any more. Some older Aussies do equate the V-sign as the bird, but it comes from an English influence such as Television shows, in a time when Australia only had like 5 channels and 4 or them were British and the last one was the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission) which is owned by the Australian Government of which was heavily influenced by the U.K. at the time. The gesture itself comes from England, and was developed over many wars with the French from King William’s War of 1688-1697, to the Anglo-French War of 1778 - 1783. English soldiers and especially archers who were captured by the French, would have cut their index and middle fingers cut off, as to be les of a threat if they were to escape captivity or slavery and return home. However, as time progressed and this gracious 'hospitality' of the French become more and more known by the English soldiers the Anglos would flip them off with the V-sign to insult the French soldiers and tell them "Ha, still got my fingers, and Imma shoot you with an arrow c@%t!". The insulting gesture to the French then became normalised with England amongst common folk and even nobles. Eventually the reason behind the gesture changed from a taunting sarcastic threat, to a common "Up yours, mate!" Thus concludes my ted talk.
Enjoy the video friends!
Please make a video about wolverines
I’m a dog person they’re cuter
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My cat always used to fight with my dog lol
Dogs hate cats no cats hate dogs
Ah yes. My pup hated our cat so much for whatever reason that even years after she had died you just have to say the word “Gracie” and you’d hear a growl under his breath.
I'm sorry for your loss, but this is actually kinda funny lol... My mother-in-law had a dog who would growl anytime you said "got a bug?" because she's get angry at fleas and it became a little trait of hers to just growl at the word "bug"
So wait dogs can understand our language but can’t understand cat language
@@Temerityofficial21201 :D Actually, dogs understand cat's language. If they didn't they wouldn't exist or there would be no dog and cat at the same house, which could be friends to each other: I had a cat and dog, who were so good friends, that after our dog died, because of being attacked by another dog, our cat left us, after we took another dog. And it didn't matter that it was the daughter of his friend and we had to take another dog.
@@Temerityofficial21201 it's maybe because of 10,000 years of evolution where humans and dogs live in the same house
@@human1754 30,000 years actually
One of my cats decided to just ignore my dogs. He's quite big for a normal cat, and since he realised they wanted to play and not attack, it seemd like not doing anything was the best option. Of course if they start to annoy him too much he just slaps them and continues with whatever he was doing.
Some cats are alot smarter than others lol
@@youmayhaveheard7316 And some are even smarter than some dogs
@@youmayhaveheard7316 true
Same my cat does this too but he's aggressive to other cats he's a crazy territorial cat but our dog doesn't bother him but sometime he slaps them when they are too close 😅
@@hallooos7585
Humans are bad at judging cat's intelligence because we tend to overrate things that we can train or that behave how we want them too or that read our social cues well. Dogs are very good at those things, cats aren't. A cat that won't do tricks for treats might still be hard to keep out of the kibble because it enjoys the game of stealing and learns how to overcome whatever it's butler throws at it.
Some dogs are really clever too in ways that aren't relevant to human interests, but their better ability to read humans and to be trained plays a role in why people tend to assume they're superior.
Speaking from my step dad's hunting experience. He once lost a hunting beagle to a wild cat that took the dog by surprise. The cat waiting for the dog to be near water then pounced on it from above and drowned the dog. The dog was there for birds, not the cat... but to the cat it was in it's territory and had to go.
Damn nature! You scary!
if a cat kills my dog then I'm gonna chase the cat until I kill it
Should have shot the cat
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Cool story bro.
Oh my lord my cat was so easy to train that she was able to sit, rollover, high five, could literally use the toilet and play dead like it was nothing. I thought she was the smartest little thing because my family dog couldn't even sit for Christ sakes. Very shy around people but she had a heart of gold. I miss her so much 😞
My cat plays fetch with nerf rival balls
Seems like you just arent able to train a dog, i dont think anyone has problems teaching their dogs to sit.
I’m sorry for your loss
I mean, if her heart is made of gold, i could see why she died 👀
I think dogs just come on too strong with friendly high energy. Cats like to be approached very calmly with no pressure
Yeah they are like rich ladies who slowlyyyyyyy walk and look calm
Yeah
It's like an interaction between introvert and extrovert where the introvert is tired and the extrovert is using force to get them out of their room.
That can be due to bad socialization. A full front direct approach is probably the most aggressive thing you can do to a dog outside of actual violence. A dogs weapons are in his front, so if you come on that strong from the front it freaks a lot of dogs out because it means a lack of fear. Most animals actually have a general fear of being directly approached by strangers. My girl dog does not take kindly to overly assertive dogs, it's ultimately poor manners in the dog world.
Well trained dogs know not to come on too strong. A lot of people like their dogs 'boundless personality' even though its puppy behavior and dogs are the same as humans, you don't get to act like your seven when your twenty three, unless you want to get punched in the mouth.
same I think that is why they are so mean to eachother
There's this other UA-cam channel called wildciencias which basically makes animal matchups and interesting facts. And the British narrator on that channel used evidence to show how the different body structures of cats and dogs can support a genetic rivalry between the two carnivores. Some matchups were Wolf vs cougar, wolf vs snow leopard. And while the wolf proved how canines aside from the Jaguar typically have stronger jaws and superior endurance, it lost both matchups to those felines simply because cats are more built for fighting than dogs.
Yh I seen him it's cool but how about tierzoo or casual geographic (hood nature)
Cats and sharks are really in a league of their own. And even cats are much more complex and versatile. They are both complete killing machines only evolved for one thing. Dogs were evolved and domesticated by scavenging.
It's because the solitary vs team hunting strategy. If dogs evolved to live alone they would be as strong and big as a werewolf. But wait! We do have dogs that evolved to live alone! (aside from coyotes and foxes) Bears! Not only are ursines and canines related they share many similarities. The bear even looks like what a canine would be if they started using their paws and hunted big animals alone.
@@SpyXynt Bears are more related to dogs than they are to weasels, wolverines and other mustelids. The grizzly and polar are towers of power. Siberian tiger vs grizzly/ polar bear was one of the matchups on that channel I mentioned earlier
I know that guy he told about cats making dogs almost extinct but dogs survived by forming packs
Intelligent surviving strategy better than bear grylls and that guy from primal survivor
"Hi, I'm Steve." "What do you mean I stink? You Stink!" Raowr... Made me laugh so hard.
My dog shares her food with my neighbors’ cats, she’s so kind. She doesn’t get along with dogs but adores cats. She’s a guard dog as well, German Shepherd mix breed.
Dogs: the give me food and shelter they must be gods
Cats: they give me food and shelter I must be god
True
So true
Sounds like em
How accurate
Facts
My old cat was really weird. He rarely had much problems with dogs, even newly introduced ones (still acted aggressively every now and then when they bugged him though), but he could not stand other cats at all.
It's normal for a cat to defend his/hers teritory from other cats. All my cats used to do the same and the one, who lives with me now, does the same. And he's peacefull with my dogs and tollerant to other dogs, but my dogs only tollerates my cat and hates other cats or dogs who intrudes to our yard (only cats and dogs of the same yard are tollerated).
demon cat
My cat is a slut and always fight female cats but seduce the males cats
When I was a kid we had two cats and a dog - one female we had for a while on her own, then a male dog, and years later a younger male cat. The dog and the male cat bonded really well, but the female cat hated them both. The dog would try to be friendly, but always got a slap for it. She and the male cat just avoided each other after she realised he would fight back. She was really affectionate with humans though. I think she just saw the other two as intruding on her territory.
Haha
to be fair, dogs are inherently pack animals that we domesticated cause they were useful to us.
cats domesticated themselves cause they could get extra food AND occasional cuddles if they let us get close.
most cats that are kept as pets aren't trained at all and get a ton of freedom to roam around, making it so they keep their individualism and occasionally end up in situations where they need to defend themselves.
on the other hand, dogs that are kept as pets are usually somewhat trained (or highly trained) and usually stick to their handler instead of being allowed to roam the neighborhood.
Makes quite a lot of sense that cats would regain a bit more of their 'feral' traits, when they were never really bred to be trained etc (and usually just randomly breed with neighborhood cats) whereas dogs are usually consciously bred to look for certain traits and diminish others. dogs used to be work-animals/companions, whereas there was never a 'need' to train cats. so trainability wasn't an important trait to breed for.
Thank you so much for sharing with us this important knowledge.
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My mother-in-law has a cat named Dixon who will wag his tail whenever he's happy or being friendly! It's the strangest thing! His body language and how he interacts with people show he's obviously happy and in a good mood, but he'll wag lol... he's never been around dogs, as far as I'm aware, so I'm not sure how he picked up that trait. He's a goofy but sweet boy
It's a dog in disguise lol
Is your pfp his face
well thats strange since when cats wag their tail its when they are annoyed
@@Temerityofficial21201 No haha it's just a cute random cat
My cat has liked to play Fetch and wait at the door for us since he was 5 months old. He’s currently 5 now and still doing everything i said.
It wasn't just due to cat that some of these species of dogs when extinct. Have you ever heard the saying "it's a dog eat dog world"? Not only were they competing with cats for food they were also competing with their own kind. Over food, territory, dominance, etc. Cats unlike dogs were able to respect rival cat prides territorys and there was less conflict among cats than dogs at that time. So it was kinda because of "dog eat dog" that lead to their demise.
My cats grew up with the presence of my dog, so they naturally assume that dogs are friendly, until a bunch of stray dogs came and almost killed them, they still love my dog, but have a large grudge against other dogs
I learn more from WATOP in 20 minutes than i do with my teacher for a week.
You might want to stay objective. WATOP is entertaining but they don't know everything.
It’s because in school you learn different topics. Plus they don’t teach as fast as youtubers because they want people to catch up and actually learn instead of learn and forget in under 10 seconds
School bad WATOP good give me likes now!!!!
yeah cos you dont pay attention
Watop offers that wide arrange of different information while highschool is more on generalisation and collage is more on specialisation.
I had the opposite experience, my dogs and cat loved each other; however, the cat arrived when he was a kitten barely two months old and my dogs (German Sheppard 2 years old and Maltese 3 years old) played with him. Also, my cat was not afraid of other dogs and trained him to poop in the toilet... you have to spend a lot of time with them to get this results/
Dog: hi I’m Steve!
Cat: WHAT DO YOU MEAN I STINK? YOU STINK!!!
After watching thousands of hours of Animals documentaries i concluded, this is the greatest scene to ever be recorded.
My cat Jaws doesn't actually mind dogs, infact sometimes she'll rub against a dog's legs if we have one over. Winnie will hide whenever anyone new comes over, Clover will hiss and get poofy, and Rowdy will scream until I cuddle him.
Funny you would say this when he said that I know there’s of you who making these kinds of comments (your comment) but that he’s aware dogs and cats can live harmoniously given that they grow up with each other.
@@SHADOOjoey my thoughts exactly
however I am not ready to conclude that him saying that in the video negates the value in the message of this comment, just yet. In fact, I think sharing facts whose nature had already been acknowledged in the video, was still a fair move despite of that.
I has a dog named Jaws ._.
@@OfficiallyMeAmIsCan I mean, you commented
@@SHADOOjoey I know? Mate, just let me talk about my cats on the internet
“How funny do you want the Thumbnail to be?”
“Y E S”
Dogs: Hello! Im Steve
Cats: Wdym I stink? *YOU STINK!*
"Are we barking or are we chasing?"
*~Some Dog 2021~*
It may be possible that the mouse offspring followed a scent left behind, instead of gaining genetic memories.
I would like to hope that the scientists conducting the experiments have done their best to eliminate unrelated factors by using a different maze for each mouse.
@@ioratv Scientists are still human and are also subject to confirmation bias if they already believe something.
@@Ray-Of-Sunshine No serious scientist would be so ignorant to make such a mistake. Having proper controls is bread and butter for every experiment. Also, what most people neglect is, that there is a huge amount of competition between scientist. So every scientist, publishing an experiment with such mistakes would be destroyed by everyone else.
They definitely use different mazes with the same layout. If you can think of that flaw I can guarantee you that they thought of it well before.
I just noticed something. Even though you may be a dog person, your favorite animal is likely a wild cat
waw, like what you said
Yeah I prefer wild cats over wild dogs wild dogs are just pest annoying
@@unknownguy1727 wolves are pests? Idiot
Nah bears are my favorite
My bulldog was raised with a kitten and they got along great. Then, he got attacked by the neighbors cat and now he hates them. We have outside cats that he tolerates but he'll try to kill any stays that come by.
I remember when I found this channels and became addicted
To clickbait
@@rachel-in-the-208 yes that don't excuse the clickbait
@@drpepp. why is it clickbait? the entire video is about why cats hate dogs, just like the title "This is why cats hate dogs"
@@Krakyy and this is wrong He just speaks about the differrence between them (most from Wikipedia) and about there Evolution the title is in fact clickbait
I don't remember when I started, just remember clicking every new video tho.
The part with Dom Torreto killed me😂
Family
Yea, raising cats together with the other animals goes a long way. I had two kittens I raised with my adult hens and they got along very well.
3 of my hens got killed by two feral cats :(
@@rubenloreto9146 sorry that happened
“Well fluffy cant be leaving for a KILLING SPREE!!” 😳😳😫😫😫😫😂😂 im dead 💀 yo 😂😂😅😅🤣🤣😅😅
Ah so adventure time was right. There was a war.
Wut
@@Galaxy_World in adventure time dogs and rainicorn had a very bloody war
@@qxotuffy1280 oh yeeee, why
@@Galaxy_World a womens box is a powerful drug to the lonely
In my exams a out of syllabus question came and becz of ur video I got good marks in that exam thxxxxxxxxx
Meanwhile our neighbors cats chillin with a pack of dogs
_”Did somebody say family?”_
I wonder how long the title will stay before being changed.
I wonder how long you'll keep this comment before you change the punctuation. No offense
@@eamparbeng
What are you talking about???
About as long as your comment will be spellchecked. Lol
Spelling police?
@@OrochiJr97 you initially said "charged" instead of "changed". I just wanted to point that not trying to be rude. The two other people noticed that also
My cat and dog simply adore each other
And?..
@@koaruu hmmm
7:54
Dog: six feet tall 🧍🏼♀️🧍🏼
Cat: and super strong 💪🏿
*WE ALWAYS GET ALONG*
(Fighting noises)
I would do that too. Get up at 2am, get coffee and search the net.
My lazy cat in my profile pic loves to hunt, he sometimes catches five or more animals outside a day (and kills and eats them if I don’t catch him quickly) including young rabbits, mice, and sparrows and finches, so it’s no surprise to me that cat species could could lower the amount of prey in an ecosystem for wild dogs (especially if they don’t live in a pack) and run them out/cause starvation.
Do you have a wife? 😂
@@oscarflip8561 it's nature, they are supposed to eat wild animals. And get exercise doing so. And not get fat eating artificial food
And it’s also good to have predators in any ecosystem, (even if it’s just the backyard) but when the wife is home, it doesn’t always work out that way. Only ones she doesn’t care about is the mice.
@@koaruu if they hunt them the entire ecosystem will collapse did u see the kills of a domestic cat 185 kills total 390 million u idiot if the cats stayed in Europe and Asia and Africa they would have been normal also if we didn’t domesticate them they would be normal nature is fine on it’s own but when humans interfered the entire earth got impact if it is an asteroid few will survive and it will be fine but humans are dangerous than any other creatures on the planet even if cats hunt them it is our fault why domesticate them why introduce them to new places why let them hunt why should humans exist
In Denmark we have debated killing wild cats on an island to protect the birdlife
Well my cat is not as brave as his ancestors cuz whenever he sees a dog he always tries to hide between or behind my legs or try to climb on my shoulder when ever he sees a dog on the street 😊
Well I guess he's parent might have been traumatized by a dog
Most of the Asian cats does same and j think it is normal to have ancestor's guilt as cats great great grandfathers wiped out many dog species
@Personal Being not really.
@Personal Being are the dogs wiping them out? And I thought we were talking about house cats, and they definitely aren't being wiped out, or even being remotely close to extinction, infact they're wiping out tons of species in Australia and other places.
My cat used to bully the neighbourhood dogs... He even bit one dog that got an infection and died coz the neighbour wouldn't take it to the vet.
Dogs open their mouths, pant, and they’re giant.
Cats are scared of big things and dogs panting and opening their mouths so it looks like they’re tryna eat them.
Dogs are just defending themselves
Sounds like a cultural misunderstanding to me 🤣
They're scared of the fact that it's possible for an animal to take a bath and then still smell like mildew and uncleaned asshole
I think most of the cat and dog issues could be solved if you properly introduce them. There will still be some that don’t like each other but if you do it correctly you should be fine.
i'm actually proud that my outdoor cat catches critters.tons of them are pests.she killed rats,moles,mice,voles(and some birds but let's not go into that).
My cat kill rats and always bring the rat to me i dont know why
@@Hermit_Komori to eat or to show respect
@@Hermit_Komori eat it😂 its a gift
My cat can't even kill dead lizard
@@damnryanusuckz7671 um u can’t kill dead things
I seen a video similar to this, and I gotta say it’s crazy to house pets have a long history 😭
My cat doesn't fear big dogs. He even goes to say hi to them. But when it comes to small dogs he aways puffs up. I can't really understand that.
I am so happy I'm learning so much about life and history and facts , without doing any effort. I surely appreciate Ur effort a lot. I love u!
I know how hard it is and much effort to just do a 2 minute video. So respect !
been binging watop videos lately, they got clickbait but they always deliver in the video.
Ikrrr
@@DyslexicMitochondria your username made me click on your profile. Your channel is a hidden gem bro
True
@@DyslexicMitochondria wait what i was already subscribed to you. Nice channel btw
The universal gesture of respect is bow 🙇
I really love fostering kittens and cats, my oldest dog is super careful around cats and is actually scared of them to the point where he will back away from his food bowl while eating as soon as a cat comes up to eat his food. He’s been the perfect dog to get cats used to dogs, which is great since that way people with calm dogs can adopt cats aswell! Some kittens will even sleep on top of my smallest dog, who doesn’t really believe in personal space all that much
Woah, so thats why cats are so small, they got debuffed but are still a hecking killer
Wow u make my day again for sharing more knowledge
6:26 actually dogs were domesticated around 30,000 years ago, cats only about 10,000 years ago
Cause cats were only useful after the discovery of agriculture to get rid of rats.
Cats are not really a 100% domesticated though
Your profile is like 6 year old kid drawing
@@SharikMik ok? Do I care? No, it’s my OC
@@gfdchugh I know that’s my point
7:35 the two fingers gesture is actually from the English medieval period. During the Hundred Years War (1337-1453), English Longbow men who were captured by the French often had their middle and index finger cut off before prisoner exchanges to ensure that they wouldn’t be able to shoot a longbow again. So when English troops passed or defeated French troops from then on out, they would brandished their index and middle finger jeeringly to the French to show that they still had their fingers. It basically meant “look, I’ve got both my fingers and I’m gunna use them to shoot arrows at you”. It was an antagonistic gesture. Idk how tf you thought the Aussie’s came up with that.
“Hey cat” “dooooooog” Wack wack wack wack
My cat loved my dog and they both got along. He really wanted to be friends with her and she wanted to play with him
My cat and dog love each other
I have a big American bull dog and she chases cats and acts all tough but the minute the cat fights back she cries and runs
I’m Aussie and we just stick our middle finger up, the two fingers comes from Britain when French knights or men at arms captured English long bowman they’d cut off their index and middle finger so they couldn’t work a bow anymore, bows were made from yew or ash trees so remaining English long bowman would stick those fingers up to show French opposition they could still pull their bowstrings or “Pluck yew” and you see where the term evolved from there.
My cat was watching with me and he keeps snuggling with me :3
I must say the video is quite good, but since I had both dogs and cats, there was once that we got a puppy and at the same time we rescued a baby cat. From start they snuggled together every night and during day they played together. They loved to wrestle with each other as they grew up, dog even realized the cat did his things at the sand box and tried more than twice to do the same.
Different stories everywhere, it seems pretty normal that my dog barks to cats during a walk but at home plays and sleeps with his cat friend.
Dog: “Hey cat lets pl-“
Cat: “War has begun”
Me and my cats favorite thing to do every day when I get home from work is to watch WATOP videos back to back
My cat loves my dogs, she cuddles them and even plays with them too 🥺❤️
I think it's because dogs are doofy & loud while cats are more intelligent & enjoy silence, which is why they find dogs to be annoying.
1:34 when your friend betray you in game be like
The two fingers thing is also an insult in the UK. It comes from one of England's many wars against the French.
I had a dog that didint attack cats. I miss her. Although i dont think my cat liked her
So if cats know im supreme alpha Male if I had a dog it would be the same maybe. My cat that was spaed once then cut open for a second time to spae accidentally when something else was done months later still use to spray around me and looked so lovingly at Me
My pets must be broken :P
I have 2 dogs, 3 cats and they all adore each other. My husky (and huskies are well-known for a high prey drive) will kidnap cats... to mother them. And the cats seem to be totally fine with this. She is constantly abducting my friends' cats and the cats are refusing to leave the warm husky cuddles. The husky even *trains* the cats to give her dog treats, which the cats seem more than happy to feed their new "mom." For a year, she even took care of a blind and deaf kitten, who wanted nothing to do with anyone but the husky, his big protective mommy.
All of the cats are so obsessed with my dogs, I've had to harness and leash train them (which took approx 5 minutes, they seemed to realize that leashes = time with the dogs outside). They follow the husky like little ducklings, it takes absolutely no effort on my part to walk them, I just walk the dogs like normal and the cats follow her.
When it comes to other dogs, it's no issue, either, because they're so relaxed and used to dogs at this point. Because the cats don't freak out, the other dogs don't freak out.
The only time there's ever any ever stress amongst the pets is when they're separated from each other, not the other way around :P
Love how the Lynx rounds its back and walks on its tippy toes to appear as big as the wolf
access your ancestor memory? sounds like shifter
But my dog “pia” loves my cat “Mario” and they are not enemies
Really enjoying your funny animations 😂
This WATOP videos gets better and better.
My older cat was adopted before I got a puppy. He kept the dog in line and let her know who was boss. They’ve lived in peace for almost 3 years. Recently got a kitten who loves playing with the dog.
7:45 correction in middle east thumbs up doesn't mean a dirty insult it means (ok or I got you)
This people want to just cause hate
I let my cats live outside to reverse the domestication. Oh and I let them do what ever they want. That includes hunting. They're okay and they are good at surviving in the forest near our ranch
My cat: **comes home with like 3 birds in her mouth**
My Female Husky is best friends with our Male Kitty. Lola (Husky) loves all animals and isn’t a fighter, only a lover. Kitty isn’t and was scared of her. Less than a week and they became best friends. Crazy how it is with them.
Can you talk about tarantulas or octopuses? :D
Me: "Hear that Squeaks? You're a vicious super-weapon." My cat Squeakers: (hides when she hears newborn kitten meows).
Cats and dogs can get along in some cases. According to my psychologist, her therapy dog ADORES cats to the extent that she's considered getting him a kitten as a playmate.
Thousands of years ago, some dog crapped in some cat's kitty litter and since then they've been sworn enemies.
I’m from the Middle East and 👍🏼 is not a dirty insult here I use it everyday with nearly everyone don’t spread information without making sure it’s correct
Cats are way smarter and Cunnying than dogs, i have a golden retriver and there is a stray cat near my house which come near my dog and plays with it and steals my dogs food, my dog thinks the cat is its friend but the cat is simply using him.
I just want people to know that if you keep feed those homeless cats, your action might cause them to get slaughtered one day
How many have you killed?
Are YOU a cat slaughterer?
@Fluffy Maximus it depends if the cat live on the street it will most likely to die
From starvation
This is the channel I wait for ads and try not to skip them.
:)
Dog : Hello
Cat : And i took that personally
Fun fact: some people tame lions and consider it domestic
And I thought cats just find dogs irritating
My dog finds cats irritating too. He just chases them up trees and they end up being there for hours. Lol
"hey cat, let's pl---" 🤣🤣
I was at camp once and its a common thing for kids to learn in the US to put up the peace sign for every one be quiet. But our counselor was Australian and was so shocked when he saw it. He then explained why and I didn't realize until later in life how crazy it must have been for him to see a room full of kids basically flipping him off.
I wonder why people keep those enemies in one roof . evil 🦹♀️
"Dogs can hardly climb a tree" I guess you've never seen an APBT run straight up a tree effortlessly.
I hate those dogs. Hugh. I hate them
@@togenicha then I hate you
Tbf. Most interacting between species, where at least one of the species is not a herbivore, will likely end in conflict.
dog: ha ha you're smaller then me
cat: ha ha you can't climb trees
Me as Child trying to catch a chicken:
Chicken: **sees hooman**
**Runs**
Me: wat.. we just met how u scared ?
Chickens memory: *Hooman hunts chickens.* *Hooman eats chickens.*
My brain: why am I Commenting things about chickens?
Underrated comment
cringe kid
I mean I would also run away if some huge human cub is trying to catch me
As an Australian, I can tell you that the reverse 'peace sign' is not the equivalent to the middle finger known as the bird any more.
Some older Aussies do equate the V-sign as the bird, but it comes from an English influence such as Television shows, in a time when Australia only had like 5 channels and 4 or them were British and the last one was the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission) which is owned by the Australian Government of which was heavily influenced by the U.K. at the time.
The gesture itself comes from England, and was developed over many wars with the French from King William’s War of 1688-1697, to the Anglo-French War of 1778 - 1783. English soldiers and especially archers who were captured by the French, would have cut their index and middle fingers cut off, as to be les of a threat if they were to escape captivity or slavery and return home.
However, as time progressed and this gracious 'hospitality' of the French become more and more known by the English soldiers the Anglos would flip them off with the V-sign to insult the French soldiers and tell them "Ha, still got my fingers, and Imma shoot you with an arrow c@%t!".
The insulting gesture to the French then became normalised with England amongst common folk and even nobles. Eventually the reason behind the gesture changed from a taunting sarcastic threat, to a common "Up yours, mate!"
Thus concludes my ted talk.
A fight in the wild between cats and dogs is like a fight between ninjas and boxers
1:35 OMG I LAUGHED SO HARD DUDE