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.
It is estimated that there are more domestic cats in the world than dogs, with a population of over 94 million cats compared to around 89 million dogs. However, this varies by region and is subject to change due to factors like breeding practices and cultural preferences.
I know in Australia in 2005 there were roughly equal numbers of cats and dogs admitted to shelters. Having said that, 40% of dogs are reclaimed by their owners as they are "lost", whereas only 4% of cats were reclaimed by owners!
So there are probably roughly equal numbers of temporarily homeless animals that get lost, but FAR more cats that are permanently "homeless".
This is largely due to partially owned animals - i.e. people who feed "homeless" cats but never take proper ownership and responsibility for these cats. Cats are far more independent than dogs, and therefore people are less likely to take them into their homes and make them part of their family.
Cats have a 3 month pregnancy, which means they can potentially give birth 4 times a year with 1 to 8 kittens per litter! This equates to a lot of "homeless" cats adding to the equation every single year!
So, this is the answer for Australia, but as for the rest of the world you will have to leave that for someone else to answer! :)
On average, around 1.5 million shelter animals are euthanized every year in the United States, with about 670,000 dogs and 860,000 cats being euthanized. This breaks down to approximately 4,500 dogs and cats euthanized each day.
Cats have the most kind in the world. All cats including lions,tigers,and house pets. ALSO DOGS! Which is a major one! Plankton, because they are beyond count.
The most precise figure I found online - 43,143,849 - came from American Pet Association polls (from 1998 through 2001): "There are 43,143,849 dog owners in the United States, who own a total of 61,542,900 million dogs, and there are 74,894,580 million cats for a total of 136,437,480 pets." American Pet Association
The cost of owning a dog or a cat can vary depending on factors like breed, size, and specific needs. Generally, dogs tend to be more expensive to care for due to higher expenses such as food, veterinary care, grooming, and training. Cats are typically more independent and require fewer resources overall.
2005-12,351,871 2006-14,543,967 2007-23,102,879 2008,24,331,253 2009-Jan-November 15- 26,874,879 The Increase is from dogs not being neutered, therefore they make more babies, and most of these dogs don't have homes, so that's why you should neuter your pets.
The truth is that there are probably more cats in the world.
more than a million.
they are more of cats then dogs but they are not cats
There are dogs more then cats ,in Armenia.
cats are smarter then dogs .
Dogs:)
Probably 900 billion or more
Well no one can really answer that question but I would say that there is definitely more dogs in the world. I u have further questions email me at lucyrocker101@gmail.com or saltall6353@me.com
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.
cats are more colored to me
DOGS
Yes cats are a lot more independent than dogs.