I do! My favorite cats are domestic ones. I find their mannerisms and skills very fascinating. They are very observant and, even if they are technically not as intelligent as dogs, they are very adaptable. They can even grasp a concept like classical conditioning, instinctually.

I had a Tuxedo cat in my childhood named Eddie. My parents got him to catch mice in our apartment. Then he played outdoirs a lot after we moved. I even saw him chase a deer once... He was a bit mean sometimes, like I remember he did not like another childhood pet of mine, a Boxer dog named Roscoe. I don't know, something about him specifically just irritated Eddie. He didn't act like that around other dogs, the goldrn retriever we got later, Eddie was pretty neutral about.

Eddie died 4 years ago of old age in his sleep and I still miss him, and having a cat in general. They seem to be good animals for emotional support. Purring seems to have health benefits for both cat and human, and cats can also detect things like tumors.

I actually have been a bit fixated on just, watching cats lately... I was mildly paranoid I somehow picked up toxoplasma gondii, but I haven't done anything thay would expose me to it, so I think... I'm just depressed and want a cat's company, haha.