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Say Hello To These 15 Dogs, Who Are Actually Cats

Jesse
by Jesse
1 Jul 2022

Some cats are so dog-like that they seem determined to confuse everyone in the room. They fetch, carry things around, beg for attention, and act like they were raised on a pack mentality instead of a windowsill.

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This roundup is all about those felines, the ones who blur the line between cat and dog in the funniest ways possible. From mail duty to belly rubs to full-on fetch sessions, each one has a personality that refuses to fit the usual stereotype.

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By the end, you may start wondering if the cat-versus-dog debate was never that simple to begin with. Read on.

Some cats...are actually dogs in disguise. If you have a feline friend like this, then you know exactly what I'm talking about.

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1. This cat loves to get the mail

He just doesn’t want to miss some critical info.

2. This cat loves to have his belly rubbed

What’s better than a belly rub after a long day? We can’t think of anything!

That’s a very dog-like routine for a cat.

3. This cat who thinks fetch looks like fun

He wants to have some fun.

4. This beef lover

You thought cats didn’t like beef? Well, think again.

5. This cat who keeps bringing back the toys

It wants to play fetch. How cute!

At this point, the fetch obsession is impossible to ignore.

6. This cat who fetches sticks

If it can pick it up, it’s good enough for fetch.

7. The shoe muncher

For him, it’s delicious.

8. This cat who’s the next Michael Jordan

Are you sure this kitty isn't human?

9. This cat pants....unbelievable!

Scientists need to look into this.

Things are getting more ridiculous with every photo.

And if you need a laugh after spotting these “cat” dogs, these Instagram cat memes are guaranteed to make you smile.

10. This cat who’s so excited to play fetch

We smell a cover-up. It is no feline.

11. That is one awesome flip!

All the show is just for fetch. Just play a little fetch with this fella, and he’ll be good.

12. This cat would rather fetch than play with its toy

Help, there’s a dog in a cat’s body!

Even the toy aisle cannot compete with fetch.

13. This cat likes to share

Haha...it only applies to your meal, though.

14. This cat who is so quick to fetch

He’s probably better at fetching than a dog, even.

15. This cat is on a hunt with a dog

A little bonding experience.

We hope you enjoyed scrolling through these pictures and breaking all your preconceived notions about the differences between cats and dogs. You found yourself shocked, didn’t you?

We’re sure you didn’t expect to see a cat eating meat or even playing fetch, did you? Surely now you understand why it’s Team Cat & Dog for the win!

These cats are not interested in staying in their lane.

These cats and dogs prove loyalty is real in the unbreakable bond story between cats and dogs.

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