Why are cats more likely to be run over by cars than dogs?

Because cats are small in size. It is not easy for the person driving to notice it, and the dog will be easy to spot.

Cats like to hide in the wheels or under the car in winter to keep warm, so if the driver is not paying attention, it is easy to be run over.

Cats are relatively small, and there will be more wild cats, and they run too fast, sometimes they can't be seen when driving, dogs are larger, more domestic, and not as flexible as cats, which are easier to be seen by people who drive.

Because of the cat, it is overconfident in its flexible speed.

And cats are said to have nine lives. So cats may be more dead.

1. Dogs are actually smarter than cats, many dogs cross the road, the driver will stop when they see it, let the dog pass first, and the dog will immediately cross the road when he sees the driver stopping, while cats are the opposite.

When the driver stopped to let the cat cross the road first, the cat but, the driver waited for a few minutes, and after restarting the car, the cat saw that the car was moving and it also began to rush forward, at which time "peng-" The cat's life is over.

2. There are more cats crushed to death on the road than dogs, which is actually related to some habits of cats. The cat has a habit of turning back, even if it runs to the middle line of the road, once a car passes by and is frightened, it will subconsciously return backwards, regardless of turning its head or sending it to death.

This is not the case when the dog crosses the road, if the dog is already halfway through and hears the horn, the dog will run straight forward and run directly to the opposite side.

3. From the perspective of personality, the cat's personality has always been startled, and the action is completely incapable, so the driver can't ** the cat's position when crossing the road, so the cat is easy to be crushed to death.

And most dogs cross the road, most of them will look at the car, and even some old dogs will walk on the zebra crossing to see the traffic lights, plus the dog will not suddenly come out of shock.

4. There is a very realistic reason why there are many cats crushed to death on the road, that is, dogs are generally taken out by their owners when they go out, and they will be tied with dog leashes, while most cats run out by themselves, and without ropes, they are easily hit by cars.

Therefore, whether it is a cat or a dog, pet owners should start training them to tie a leash from an early age, so that they can be safer when they are taken out of the house and will not let them have a car accident.

Two reasons.

1) Cats are more sensitive to nerves, very vigilant to moving objects, it will think about what tricks the vehicle comes up with, so even if the moving vehicle deviates from the original position by 1 mm, it will cause the cat's reaction that is 7 times faster than the speed of the snake, unlike the dog's sluggish thinking, just hide from the car and pass.

2) If it is at night, the lights of the car will temporarily cause the cat to be blind, and the cat is a nocturnal animal and is very sensitive to light.

Because cats have nine lives, he's not afraid of death.

Because cats are much more active at night than dogs, although cats are more flexible than meows, on wide roads, under the strong light of car lights, cats will take care of one or the other, which can lead to tragedy.