BBC - Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? (2016)
BBC - Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? (2016)
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Genre: Documentary
Armed with the latest global scientific research, Chris Packham and Liz Bonnin battle it out to find the definitive answer to the burning question - which are best, cats or dogs?Part 1:
The animals go head to head in a series of rounds testing different aspects, beginning in this edition with intelligence, sensory powers and physical prowess. On the search for answers, dog-lover Chris comes face to face with a pack of wolves, while feline fan Liz confronts an Arabian wild cat to discover how the relationship humans and their pets have evolved.
Part 2:
Chris Packham and Liz Bonnin present the second of two programmes in which pooches and pussies are put through a number of tests to see which family pet comes out on top. There are five more rounds, concentrating on which animal is easiest to train, communication, which is best at helping reduce people's stress, independence and the big question - do cats and dogs really love their owners? On the search for answers, dog-lover Chris meets a Border Collie which can recognise more than 150 words and Liz meets a cat capable of choosing its own TV channels.
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BBC - Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? (2016)
BBC - Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? (2016)
BBC - Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? (2016)
BBC - Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? (2016)
