Dog lovers found companionship to be the most attractive quality in their pet dogs, while cat people liked the affection from their cats. It's possible that people may select pets based on their ...

"Dog people" and "cat people" may both fall into the animal lover category, but they're not exactly cut from the same cloth, a new study finds. Carroll University researcher Denise Guastello and ...

Dog owners, however, tend to earn more money on average ($47,000 vs. $40,000), which could be linked to additional trends, with dog owners twice as likely to work in the financial field and cat ...

The average dog person is perceived to be much more extroverted, energetic, and socially inclined than the average cat lover. “They’re typically someone who thrives on social connection and ...

According to the study, cat people are "2.2 times more likely to befriend other cat people" and "befriend 1.8 times as many dog people friends." ...

Cat People Are More Open Minded Than Dog People The University of Texas' 2010 study found that dog people prefer to plan in advance and enjoy having a firm daily routine in place.

How to Spot Cat Person Vs. Dog Person, according to ChatGPT. Photo-illustration by Newsweek/Getty 1. Personality Traits. Cat people are often seen as more independent, introverted, and reserved.

Cat people could inspire their dog-loving partners to appreciate solitude and embrace their creative side, while dog lovers could encourage their feline-friendly counterparts to find warmth in ...

Home; Entertainment And News; You’re Either A Cat Person Or A Dog Person — Here’s What It Says About Your Personality The never ending battle of wits between cat and dog lovers just got serious.

Cat or a dog? This is one famous, never-ending debate, but if we compare notes on the personality of dog people and cat people, you may notice several differences based on their likes and dislikes.