Why are cats more popular than dogs in Russia?
Why are cats more popular than dogs in Russia?
Leo Williams
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Joshua Hall
easier to microwave
Kevin Jones
Because dogs stink, bark, cant survive on its own. Dogs are good if you have your private property.
Easton Watson
They get along better when you are on a 5 day vodka binge
Jonathan Young
Dogs are nasty, stinky, dirty, u have to walk with them, they eat a lot more and it's hard to keep them in a tiny commieblock apartment
Brandon Gonzalez
>Because dogs stink, bark, cant survive on its own.
just like russians
Jose Anderson
they are here aswell
Sebastian Edwards
r*ssian men FEAR that dogs will steal and fuck all of their women
Gabriel Walker
>I now remember that one video from united sharts of shitmerica or some kind of western european shithole where shitskin children put cat into a microwave
thanks a lot subhuman hope your mother dies in her sleep
Gabriel Collins
Michael Cruz
kek, I made him hungry
Connor Lee
Dogs are expensive and you ideally need a house with a spacious yard for them to be happy. Cats are fine just being cramped inside a tiny commieblock flat eating whatever. Cats are the communist pet; dogs are the individualist pet.
Aaron Adams
More suitable for a small apartment and city life.
Jeremiah Hughes
Forgot the name of the original song.
Was he Russian?
Benjamin Reed
dogs takes more effort, they are usually dumb and need a walk everyday, a cat basically live on his own, you just have to feed him and clean his litter
Charles Morgan
Jackson Bailey
Thank you
Caleb Turner
Ryan Anderson
brought my cat from Russia to Estonia
it was hard, but I made it!
Chase Powell
This but unironically
Jackson Lopez
The stereotype is that the average Russian lives in a tall commieblock located a frozen hellscape.
In that situation where you only have indoor space and little reason to go outside, a cat is much easier to take care of
Brandon Davis
Literally oppressing Russian cat population
Ethan Wright
Although it's not common in Russia to castrate cats or bring them to veterinary (expensive). So they just breed in gigantic numbers. Then owners simply throw out little kittens on the street. And we don't have shelters for animals.
So if you walk and see a little freezing kitty crying on the street, what will you do? Will you be heartless enough to pass it?
In the opposite, dogs can survive outside alone. They get into gangs and empty trash beans. They get wild, become aggressive toward people and could even kill someone.
A homeless cat rarely could stand a life on the street along with wild dogs, so Russians protect them. They often end up living near cafes or public places where people feed them
Gavin Butler
Every time I saw people posting videos of huge packs of wild dogs roaming the streets and even attacking/killing people it seemed to be in Eastern Europe (specially the Balkans).
I actually do wonder why I don't see that level of strays over here since the climate doesn't freeze over in winter and we're a bigger shithole. I've never seen animal control in the streets and even if I did I'm sure that people would be OUTRAGED at the government killing the hekkin pupperinos/kots.