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Cats and Dogs


They bite, they shed, they bark, they smell. But they’re our pets, and we love ‘em! Pet-related graphs are very popular around these parts. Perhaps the experience of owning (read: feeding, walking, brushing, and cleaning up after) pets is simply one of those bonds that unite people everywhere, including here on GraphJam.

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Where my cat decides to lay down

Graph by: surillo via Graph Jam Builder


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Where my dogs craps on a walk without a bag

Graph by: lolanthony via Graph Jam Builder


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When my cats bite my legs

Graph by: LoopyLayla66 via Graph Jam Builder

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  1. Orzo says:

    Naturally a cat will choose to LIE down on your clothes; they love the Downy softness, and the smell of you. Plus, being contrary creatures (in an anthropomorphic way), as soon as you have something clean, they will fur it; as soon as you have something tidy, they will knock it down; as soon as you mop the floor, they’ll barf up a hairball. Is the joy of living with cats.

  2. catatonicsleep says:

    my dog does the same with my dad’s jeans

    starlinguk.. also as soon as you change the sheets the cat will shed fur all over them

  3. Onion says:

    So your dog craps 190% of the time?
    Oh and a single line can’t represent a range of % it’s always just one point in the range. If the line has a 10% range, what’s in between the lines?

    • crimson says:

      thank you for this. I was confused. I thought that I had entered a different universe where the laws of physics as I understand them were not the same.

    • Raidell says:

      I would agree with you, except that that part of the graph says the chance of it happening. You can have a 50% chance of something happening one moment, then a 75% chance of the same thing happening at a different moment. That doesn’t mean that, in total, that thing happens 125% of the time. This is just the probability of something happening at different moments.

      I haven’t taken any stats classes or anything (sophmore in HS) so if I’m wrong, please tell me. ;)

    • Kat, ima kitteh kat says:

      Logic Nazi

  4. OMG says:

    Graphs depicting cats behaving like cats got old a LOOOONG time ago

  5. NP says:

    Cats lay yesterday. Today they lie.

    • Points Giver says:

      +900 points for being literate and correcting the post without making a mistake of your own. This is an all-too-underappreciated standard of literacy.

      The lie-vs-lay mistakes seem to be on the rise recently….

  6. SKW says:

    Yeah, my cat’s curled up on my Snuggie right now. For some reason he likes it more than my fleece blanket sans sleeves. And I know what you mean about biting, he must think he’s an Amish father. IS THAT AN ANKLE I SEE?! *CHOMP*

  7. yeah... says:

    Animals that bite you should be put down. Just take it behind the shed and shoot it.

  8. nativefloridian says:

    of course they bite your bare legs. Denim just doesn’t taste good.

    • Jess says:

      Exactly. Flesh is nummy. Fabric, not so much. Mine doesn’t bite me unless we’re playing (and never more than a “I got you now!” nibble,) but he licks my face a lot… while I’m sleeping. Nothing like waking up to cat breath.

  9. Lil says:

    FYI, that top graph should be ‘lie down’, and not ‘lay down’.

  10. alyssa says:

    I am 7 years old and I love cats for the fact that if I ever buy one,I will have to move to a new house every week,and the fact that they are worshipped by Egyptians.


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