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Originally Posted by Der Fuhrer
There is also evidence to suggest that life with humans has increased the intelligence of domesticated animals. For example, the dog was one of the first animals to be domesticated and the cat was one of the very last. If you point at something in front of a dog, it will look to where you are pointing. On the other hand, if you point at something in front of a cat, it will stare at your finger and never look to where you are pointing.
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Most dog's don't do this, and a dog must be trained to do it.
Cats are more resistant to training. They could fucking care less about pleasing you by obeying some kind of order or trick. Assuming they were domesticated after dogs as you claim, this would make it harder to domesticate them.
Your logic is circular and your perceived correlation between intelligence and domestication is baseless.