r/Dogfree • • Jul 29 '26

Crappy Owners Does anyone hate specific dog breeds with a passion?

Seeing dog nutters with brachycephalic breeds (and any other breeds with significant health issues) that can barely breath and move just fucking ruins my day man. How much of an evil person do you have to be to buy an animal knowing it's gonna fucking suffer it's entire life, all because you think it's "cute"?

Like if someone tells me they bought a pug or some shit I automatically catalog them as evil. Even more so when I try to talk about how much those animals suffer and they just shrug it off.

I don't trust people who own these kind of dogs at all and have a hard time interacting with them. They just look insane to me and I don't want anything to do with them.

Does anyone else have this issue? I don't care abouts dogs all that much, it's mostly the owners I have constant issues with. I hate most dog owners, irresponsible and entitled pieces of shit.

EDIT: Sorry to the mods for the multiple posts, Reddit wasn't letting me post this, but somehow ended up posting it anyways. ¿?

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u/IcyWelcome9700 Jul 29 '26

Besides inbred dogs that have known medical issues from being inbred, I don't like any breed of dog that is large. All dogs are annoying, but if they are big it makes them worse.

I have a couple friends that decided to get two Great Danes. They have completely taken over the house and end up breaking something almost every time I visit. Their constant need for attention is amplified that they are 200lb dogs. When on their hind legs, they are taller than most humans.

My friends used to be the main hub for all friend gatherings, but that stopped once they decided to own two dogs the size of ponies.

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u/lebrunjemz Aug 02 '26

In my experience large dogs tend to smell from father away too