Probably there are more feral cats than dogs. Feral cats are generally smaller and can eat smaller prey. They generally do not frighten people and can live closer to a dependable food source. You have heard of "alley cats," which are feral cats living in alleys. They live on garbage, rats, and handouts. You have never heard of "alley dogs." In areas with freezing areas, there a number of dogs that could be called semi feral. Many Eskimos use (or used to use) Huskies to pull sleds in winter. They would feed those dogs. When spring came, they would release their dogs. The dogs would support themselves in the wild. When fall returned, the dogs would return to work for the Eskimos. In the South, many feral dogs would hook up with a coon hunter in the winter. The two would hunt together so both could eat. Some people drop off animals in the country. People living in the country want dogs bred for watch dogs and hunting dogs. They do not want citified dogs. Those dogs are not taken in. They want cats designed to kill the rodents living in the farm environment, not city cats. The city cats usually make it back to the city. The dogs die.
I'd say alot more than 100,000 homeless. :(
Domesticated cats are more... calm than dogs... it depends what kind of animal you have.
mostly because there are more unwanted cats than unwanted dogs and I don't know why, but people more take notice of stray dogs than cats, so there are more unwanted cats.
I would say dogs
Cats are more independent than dogs and thus usually harder to train to do tricks. However with a little effort many cats will learn to do tricks. Whether cats or dogs learn more tricks is usually more an issue of the patience of the human trainer, not the animal.
they are more of cats then dogs but they are not cats
There are dogs more then cats ,in Armenia.
Dogs:)
This question if difficult to answer because there are many stray cats and dogs which are not able to be counted. However, counting domestic animals, there are about 400 million dogs in the world, compared to 220 million cats.
One of the obvious contrasts between dogs and cats is that cats are much more independent than dogs. Dogs are more codependent, which results in them being slightly more needy but also infinitely more easy to train.
No, cats and dogs did not come from the same prehistoric animal. Cats evolved from a common ancestor that was more closely related to modern-day weasels, while dogs evolved from a different lineage that was more closely related to wolves and other canids.
cats are more colored to me