Hey, Kate. You know what? I’ve just found two pictures suitable for our project "Man's best friends". Let me tell you a bit more about them.

They are relevant to our project because in both pictures there are people spending time with their pets. In the first photo there is a boy hugging his dog. They are looking on the water on the beach. The dog is pretty big, a German Shepherd, I suppose. In the second photo there is an old man holding his cat. His cat is white and a little bit fluffy. The old man loves it a lot. There are a few differences to illustrate our project better. Obviously, on the left there is a typical "dog" person and on the right there is a "cat" person. Also, it seems to me that the dog is the best friend for the boy, meanwhile, the cat is a member of the man’s family.

In my opinion, keeping a cat and a dog as a pet has some advantages. For instance, having a dog is similar to being in a friendship with a person. The dog will help somebody out and will treat as it's best friend. Cats usually prefer sleeping to playing as they are animals leading night lifestyle, so that they are much more independent from their owners. Of course, keeping these pets has disadvantages too. For example, a dog will expect the same a lot of care given to it from a person. As for a cat, its mood is usually unpredictable, and it is much more difficult to train a cat.

As for me, I can say that I’m a typical cat person. I like the way they walk, eat, purr, act themselves in general. I think that cats are much more elegant than dogs. That's why I would like to have a cat as a pet.

So, shall we use these photos in our project? Call me when you’re ready to discuss if we can use them. Bye-⁠bye.

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