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These two version isn't 100% the same, when value is null the result is different:

// version 1
const dogs = animal.dogs || [];
const cats = animal.cats || [];

// version 2
const { dogs = [], cats = [] } = animal;

Since version 1 is a lot tedious, so I want to know is there any concise way to archive this effect.

To be more specific, assumming that animal comes from api, and its value could be animal: { dogs: ['some kind of dog'], cats: ['some kind of cat'] } or animal: { dogs: null, cats: null }

I want to assign value [] to dog or cat when its value is null

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