Guard Kitten Will Not Let You Down
According to research from the National Security Animals Association, the employment rate for guard kittens is outpacing that of the more traditional guard dog for the first time in history. "It has now been more than a decade since the guard kitten became an officially licensed occupation for cats and we’re finally starting to see folks put their trust is feline watch animals,“ said NSAA president Rufus Astor in a press release.
Recent studies indicate that guard kittens are actually more effective at deterring crime than their canine counterparts. Some researchers, however, think that could be simply due to the novelty of it – criminals are just confused when they see a cat growling at them in the hallway.
Via Brandy Shaul.
