Cats are often perceived as having 'attitude' due to their independent nature and subtle ways of showing affection; they tend to interact less directly and are more self-sufficient than dogs. In contrast, dogs are renowned for their loyalty, outgoing behavior, and strong bonds with humans, which fosters a perception of them as affectionate companions ready for interaction and love [4][5]. Consequently, the differences in communication styles and emotional expressions contribute to the contrasting views of cats and dogs [1][2].

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