The difference between cats and dogs treating their owners

The difference between cats and dogs in how they treat their owners is: one is cold and arrogant, and the other is passionate and unrestrained. Cats like to cling to their owners when they are young, and will take the initiative to act coquettishly next to their owners and ask for petting. However, they will undergo a huge change when they become adults and will resist their owners. Petted and likes to keep distance from its owner. No matter when they are young or when they grow up, dogs are their owners' little followers. They will fly towards their owners when they see them, and they can complete the owner's orders and instructions very well.
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