Its always great to see your dog waiting for you at your door after a long day of work. The excitement they give just makes your just simply better.

I KNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW RIGHT

Ever had either a cat or a dog before/currently? Curious question.

I grew up with dogs and cats, and I'm really fond of affectionate cats. Had a wonderful Tabby that would meow and hang around me when I was young.

But I'm currently living with this asshole cat that's just the worst. He only bothers people when he wants something, he rolls in the dirt and drinks out of the toilet. He's just a brat.

MY DOG, on the other hand, rolls in the dirt and drinks in the toilet, but unlike the cat, she would actually care if I died.

Weird jokes aside, I just prefer dogs because they tend to be outwardly emotional, affectionate, and not-very-subtle, which really gels perfectly with my personally.

but I had like 6 different dogs growing up, and I loved them all

SOOOOOOO, yea, I'm biased and I speak only from personal experience.
But my opinions are totally right.

I agree, I lived with a few cats before (not by choice ), and man.. they sure think they own the place, using cute and cuddly expressions to get what they want. After that, they just go on doing what they want.
At least dogs have some sense of guilt if you scold them for doing something wrong, but cats?... They go like " Screw you " and walks off.

Also, have to point out that subtlety of cats makes them .. less enjoyable.
I mean, when a Dog is happy, they share their mood by expressing them very much.
While a Cat probably will just lay about, head up high and feeling content. ( And spare your stuffs and attention)

Cats are too subtle for me, IMO

Either I'm dumb or I just prefer the enthused and simple disposition of dogs.

We both know you aren't dumb.
Dogs are just awesome to be with and that's that.

Ever got struck with the "Puppy eyes attack" before?

dude, dog's eyes actually activate the part of your brain that processes dopa-mine release
it's the same part of your brain that activates when you're on cocaine

Saw it on PBS, wish I could site a sorce

Dopamine, the hormone that makes someone happy, of course.
I could lay down and stare at a dog's eyes for a very long time... before they get all confused. xD
Addictive, I have to say, got to love them ^^