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  • Other than being smaller than humans and furry, there are actually very few similarities between the world’s two most popular pets.
  • And the differences extend beyond the fact that dogs need lots of company, and cats prefer solitude.
  • Everything from the number of teeth to the way they hunt demonstrates the tremendous variations between canines and felines.

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