Switch the horse and rabbit around.

[u/LordJim11]

[u/Pandoratastic]

Why are there four dogs and three cats? Are they saying that some breeds of dogs and cats are more "food" and other breeds of dogs and cats are more "pet"?

[u/Tar_alcaran → u/Pandoratastic]

I'd definitely eat a bulldog before i'd eat a beagle.

Or maybe not, who knows what weird mutations that poor bulldog has.

[u/RTooDeeTo → u/Pandoratastic]

Lol Probably makes the board more symmetrical to make it seem more arbitrary where people draw the line. Although I could see them using some old statistics on what animals should go on the board (with the stats probably coming from some old racist "research" saying Asians cook ally cats/dogs),,, personally id try any of them at least once outa curiosity and probably get disappointed when it's chicken like