If at all, a software application should be designed to resemble the characteristics of any animal, it should be designed to resemble the character tics of a cat.
Learning to handle a cat requires a very low learning curve as against the learning curve or experience required to herd, bathe and milk buffaloes. Handling a cat does not require any training unlike say handling a horse. Taking care of a cat does not need much expertise; rather the cat takes care of itself.
You do not need to make special provision for food for a cat unlike for a dog; it eats whatever you offer it and hunts for the rest.
A cat has a small footprint and is not resource intensive. It easily fits into your house and environment. You do not have to build a shed, kennel, cage or a stable for it.
If folks in a village home are going to be away for a while, they would need someone from the neighborhood to take care of other animals. But, they do not have to make any contingency planning for their cat.
A cat does not get injured when it jumps from high places. Even when thrown upside down, it lands nimbly and gracefully on its feet. Similarly, a software application must be able to handle exceptional conditions with grace.
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