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Are cats smarter than dogs?

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January 2025

They're the UK's top pets, but which is more intelligent? You decide!

Are cats smarter than dogs?

Are you a cat person or a dog lover? Perhaps Ayou are both. But which is smarter? Cats are clever at problem solving, but notoriously devious. Have you ever seen a cat push something off a table while staring at you dead in the eye? At times, these pesky fluffballs seem to know exactly what they are doing. Feline behaviourists believe that cats are about as intelligent as two or three-year-old human children. Dogs have got an unfair reputation for being loveable but stupid. However, when scientists at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, Hungary, attached electrodes to dogs' heads, the brainwav

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