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For centuries, pets have brought us joy, influencing our life, recreation, and art. Following are a few interesting cat and dog facts that just may change the way you look at your four-legged family members.
 Feline Royalty
Humans have kept cats since the days of Ancient Egypt. In fact, ancient Egyptians took cats on hunting excursions to retrieve fowl and fish.
What's My Name?
Nearly one in three U.S. families own pet dogs. And the most popular names for those pups are Max, Maggie, Jake, and Molly.
Pioneering Pet Food
RIVAL entered the pet food market in 1932 with the introduction of RIVAL dog food. Twenty-two (22) years later, the company sold its one billionth can of dog food and launched its first dry dog food.
Astrologic Dog
Sirius, also known as the Dog Star, is the brightest star in the sky and is located on the shoulder of the constellation Canis Major.
Presidential Paws
The first cat to live in the White House, the official residence and principal workplace of the United States President, was Abraham Lincoln's cat, Tabby.
A Dog's Nose Knows
In the epic Greek poem, The Odyssey, the only one to recognize Odysseus when he returned disguised as a beggar after a 20-year absence was his loyal pooch, Argos.
Are You Talking to Me?
Cats respond more readily to names that end in the "ee" sound, such as Muffy, Lady, and Sandy. Good to know when your cat has used her ability to jump five times as she is tall and you'd like her to get down.
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