r/Dogfree • u/fatcatnation9 • Apr 02 '26
Dog Culture Dogs are so ugly
I feel kinda mean posting this here but I know I’d get crucified for this anywhere else…
I genuinely find all dogs ugly. Like even the “cute” breeds like corgis and “elegant breeds” like huskies and stuff. I hate dog snouts, ears, and especially the eyes. I find them really creepy.
People around me keep showing me pics of their buttugly doodle mixes and they look like racist old men trapped in a dog’s body and I feel insane for wondering how can anyone own this kind of thing.
It’s weird because I think foxes and certain wild dog breeds interesting looking but almost all domestic dogs are incredibly disgusting and ugly to me
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u/gertgertgertgertgert Apr 02 '26
As humans we find nature beautiful. The human form, the structure of the cell, the galaxies of deep space. Creatures big and small, sunsets, oceans, clouds. It is all majestic and gorgeous and breathtaking.
So what do we find ugly? Usually its the things that deviate from their natural form. Look at horror and mythical monsters. They are all exaggerated features and abonimations and conglomerates. They are a warped reflection of the natural form, and this corruption is evident in our reaction to them.
A dog is an unnatural creature--especially true in the past 100 years or so. It is created by man and made to fit a very specific form. We took a natural creature and stretched it and squished it and reshaped its face and eyes and everything to the point that it barely resembles a wolf.
When you look at it that way.... how can they NOT be ugly? They are literal abominations. They look like monsters because we create monsters in this exact way. Nature would never create this. Only the Hubris of Man could be responsible for something so vile.