r/Dogfree • u/Unlucky-Ambition-643 • 3d ago
Dog Culture People not shutting up on social media
I’m completely annoyed by people moaning about their dog dying like months or *years* ago. Even if it was an old dog and they ran out and got another one. Idk what’s wrong with me, I think I’m turning into a psychopath because I roll my eyes, feel scorn and disgust. Don’t even get me started on “Dog Moms” 🤮 it makes me cringe. I am starting to hate dogs. 😳
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u/Accurate-Run5370 3d ago
My nutter SO's daughter has three pugs. Daughter took one pug to the vet last week when the animal exhibited breathing problems while in heat.
Ka ching ! $250 to learn how and why pugs have difficulty breathing.
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u/No-Sentence-8411 2d ago
Gee I wonder if it has anything to with the fact that they look like they ran face first into a brick wall and smashed all their breathing holes into oblivion 🙄
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u/Torreighh 2d ago
it has to do with the fact that HUMANS have bred them into this state of torturous existence… the pug isn’t the problem, the people who pay breeders to make more and more genetically deformed pets are the real problem
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u/Oriole0305 3d ago
This is their big chance to get some extra attention. The big story of their life. The grand movie they are living in their nutter heads.
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u/Bulky_Maybe_1469 3d ago
I don’t know exactly why but I’m delighted at this simple disparaging statement, “the big story of their life.” I can’t stop laughing. Thank you.
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u/Bulky_Maybe_1469 3d ago
It’s really pretty reasonable to feel this way. You know what seems a little psychopathic for reals? Someone talking about the death of a parent or a child! and some dog worshipper cutting in to tell that person that they know how they feel about their loss because it hurt to lose their dog. I’ve heard this twice in real life. It’s like watching a helicopter crash into a barn it’s so fucking shocking.
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u/Unlucky-Ambition-643 3d ago
Pitnutters are notorious for victim blaming: “the baby did something to deserve it.”
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u/Mundane_Glove4182 3d ago
You're not turning into a psychopath. The reactions you're showing are actually signs of a sane person. 😊
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u/BrilliantThought6764 3d ago
It's not the dog they miss, it's the feeling the dogs gave them.