Not a Dog Person

The great question nature vs. nurture is brought to light here. Are babies born dog-people or cat-people? We all know the population is divided in half on this subject. What we don't all know, but I do, is that little Emma (the baby scrunching her face in the photo) lives in a home with cats. So, would you think that perhaps, she was born a cat person? Born thinking dogs are slobbery and gross? Born enjoying a pet that is smaller than her? Born liking a pet who prefers walking gracefully BY you, as opposed to bounding headfirst AT you? A cat purrs and nudges. A dog barks and demands you give full attention...now...now...NOW! What if our prediliction towards one pet or another is an indicator of whether we will be introverted or extroverted?

I leave you with this Deep Thought, by Jack Handey. It doesn't quite apply, but it's one of my favorites nonetheless:

If you saw two guys named Hambone and Flippy, which one would you think liked dolphins the most? I'd say Flippy, wouldn't you? You'd be wrong, though. It's Hambone.