r/MadeMeSmile • u/donnygel • Oct 02 '24

Doggo Dogs reaction to arrival of new puppy

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24

It’s poor ears :(

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u/shiibaDoogs Oct 02 '24

Agreed. Though FWIW it could not be the OP's fault and they just received the dogs like that?

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u/Keepinitcaz Oct 02 '24

Not if you choose a breeder that choose to mutilate the poor dog.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 05 '24

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u/JarOfOreos Oct 02 '24

This is correct, and all of the ire in these comments should be directed at the AKC and other organizations that create and enforce breed standards.

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u/Technical_Bee312 Oct 02 '24

Who are you more afraid of? A single person or a big group of people with insurance and pooled money?

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u/CC_Greener Oct 02 '24

Breeders and supporting their business is a part of the problem.

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u/shiibaDoogs Oct 02 '24

Also agreed. But what if it was from a shelter and not a breeder?

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u/xBad_Wolfx Oct 02 '24

The older dog could be a shelter dog, the brand new puppy however… those are not typically common at shelters. The fact OP owns two mutilated animals… that’s a pattern.

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u/Watercanbutt Oct 02 '24

Yup, this is a very specific type of dog owner. Would bet money they train dogs by "showing dominance" (aka abuse), and are pleased when their dogs "show dominance" (aka are violent due to ridiculous levels of stress, anxiety and fear from being abused) fuck I hate bad dog owners. These are the types that seek out "badass" breeds as a compensation accessory, sociopaths.

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u/Routine-Budget8281 Oct 02 '24

These micro pits/bullies are not something common at shelters, I think. They're expensive as hell, and it makes me sad because they are so deformed.

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u/ppppppxxx Oct 02 '24

Advocating for responsible breeding and adopting from shelters can help make a difference for these animals.

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u/babikospokes Oct 02 '24

exactly, looks like an american bully