A dog will make eye contact. A cat will, too, but a cat

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may see a fly at the same time. - Doug Larson This quote by Doug Larson talks about the differences in focus and multitasking abilities between dogs and cats. Dogs are known to make direct eye contact with their owners and give them their full attention. On the other hand, cats are infamous for their independent and curious nature: they are capable of making eye contact, but might also be easily distracted by other things happening around them, like a fly. The quote implies that while dogs prioritize their interaction with humans, cats are often more easily captivated by various stimuli in their environment.

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