one can chose both.

...eventually it becomes a cat." -Ogden Nash

No trouble at all, Ogden! Cats rule!

The trouble with a puppy is that it eventually becomes a dog. — NVWhino

that doesn't rhyme.

The trouble with a puppy is that it doesn't grow up to be a cat. — NVWhino.

Better?

Cut me some slack, here.

as Grandpa used to say.

generally comes already house broken

But puppies rule!

Their acquisition of adoration runs deep within our psyches.
However, I opted-out, because my most recent attachment was with a cony kit.

This is the buck Buddy brought in. I cared for him until he was strong enough to survive on his own, then freed him back into the park from which he was snatched, where he could fulfill his bunny-destiny:
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Two weeks after release, I saw a brown and white bunny-butt hop into the brush as I approached. I believe it was him and he was so adaptive and spunky, I am sure he has a family, or twenty, of his own by now.

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Here is a little girl-kitty, so cute I have to share:
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I love bunnies. I used to have a little all-black one.

Baby bunnies and baby otters give kitten cuteness a run for its money.

You get a kitten and you have a freeloader for as long as it lives.

Squee!

on the vegetables, whether rice or potatoes and the sauce, not to mention method of cooking.

But it's all about teh kittehs!

I'm going to call it a tie and say it is within the margin of error since the vote was 33 - 35 as of this posting.

Put a baby human in a corner.
Go "Raarrr!" at it.
It'll cry.

Put a puppy in a corner and do that, it'll whimper and piddle.

Do that to a kitten and it'll take a swipe at you.

And it's not even close.

Puppies rule!