Cats are too small to easily kill a human, and they're solitary hunters, so they won't gang up on us. I think we lucked out there, like how octopus would probably rule the world if they survived having sex.

We're lucky dogs are on our side now, and that's thanks to thousands of generations of Humans making that happen. Like with Corn.

Many bites are by dogs bred to aggressive and that have a predisposition to a cancer that starts in a part of their brain controlling aggression.

And then there's the other side of the coin, where dogs working in service save people's lives, catch criminals, help the disabled, etc. while cats only shit, meow and sleep

These bites and death numbers are mainly from feral dogs, not pets. And most of the deaths are from dogs with rabies, which causes aggresive behavior.

I'm interested in how many of those dog bites are contributed by pitbulls and rotweilers. I don't like to perpetuate stereotypes but every physically intimidating hyperaggressive dog ive met has been a one of those. People want the safety that comes with those killing machines but they refuse to properly train them and cook up some serious cope when their precious furry son breaks their electric fence and bites the face off a child walking by.

Maybe it's because dogs are often big enough to kill you. My cat gets angry I didn't snuggle right and swats. The cats that big enough to kill us people seldom live with and attacks are frequent.