So... what's your opinion on dogs?

[ColdBlooded]

What the title says, what do you think about dogs?

I love dogs, they can be trained to be loyal, friendly, intelligent and they're so cute. I know they can be dangerous but I still love 'em.

 

[Marter]

I'm allergic to them, they're loud, slobbery (sometimes), and they usually annoy me.

I don't much like dogs.

 

[DeadlyYellow]

Eh, I prefer something medium or smaller sized. I don't like the really large breeds of dogs, nor the really tiny ones.

Somewhere between a dachshund and a retriever.

 

[Ninjatastic]

My dog is seriously the sweetest thing on this planet. He's a cuddle monster. I want to own a big piece of property and get at least two more.

 

[Dr Snakeman]

They're called Man's Best Friend for a reason. The original pet... and still the best.

 

[RatRace123]

I love dogs.
That's about it, I have a dog and though she's a bit thick, she's very friendly and lovable.

 

[Astoria]

I love dogs. Sometimes they're better friends than people. I find it sad when a dog becomes vicious because most of the time it's the owner fault not the dogs. The only types of dogs I don't like are the little yappy things that are more so overgrown rats than dogs.

 

[Bernzz]

I friggin' love 'em. Always have had them, hopefully always will have 'em.

 

[Chemical Alia]

I love dogs. Especially big, fluffy ones. I adopted a dog last month, but since I live in an apartment I got a small Havanese. Goldendoodles are also badass.

 

[redisforever]

Best things in the universe. I have a pug.
My favorite life form, in the known, and unknown, universe.

Unfortunately, there is that one time, that no pet owner wants to think of. Something that makes you realize how much you love your dog. I think you can guess.

 

[Lilani]

I don't like them very much at all. They're loud, smelly, dirty, and needy. At least cats can keep themselves clean to a certain extent, and you don't have to spend hours a week standing outside waiting for them to take a dump or whiz on somebody's tree. Not to mention all of the training and stimulation they constantly need.

They're just like babies--only they're stuck that way. Instead of growing up and becoming self-sufficient, they spend their entire 1-2 decades of life in a constant state of neediness. Like owning a perpetual two year old.

Granted, I think certain breeds are pretty, and I understand their practical uses as guide dogs/guard dogs/drug dogs and whatnot, but you couldn't pay me to own one myself.

 

[Raiha]

i like them the same way i like children. they are wonderful as long as i can give them back to their owners when i am done with them.

 

[Rylot]

I wish I could have a dog in my apartment Also only dogs over 50 lbs fully grown count as dog (for the most part)

Captcha: morning officm

 

[HapexIndustries]

Wtf, did I post in the wrong thread? Anyway:

My roommate has one so now I hate them.

I think that, properly trained, they can be good companions for people that like that kind of thing. Not me, though. The idea of something that always wants attention and only loves me because of thousands of years of genetic manipulation creeps me out. I don't need the protection, I don't need the company, and I don't need all the fucking fur everywhere.

I also don't need to be picking up dog shit once or twice a day.

I really don't like poorly trained dogs, like my roommate's. It begs all the time, barks at stupid shit, and is a pain in the ass because she spoiled it. One of my best friends has a dog that he trained from a puppy and the thing is pretty cool, but in the end I'd rather it not be around. I didn't ask to hang with him and his dog, just him, and the fucking thing always needs to be let out, fed, etc, but it doesn't beg or bark or annoy me personally and it usually just lays around. It does stare at me... But it's a pretty good dog.

I had dogs growing up, an awesome one and a stupid one. I cared about them and whatever but feel no inclination to owning my own. Part of it is that I live in a city and I think animals should be free to roam outside, but mostly is because I can barely take care of myself and I don't feel lonely. If I wanted a lifeform to complicate my life I'd get a girlfriend.

 

[Gladiateher]

I love dogs, I've always had one since I was a baby and they are invaluable companions. When I travel or something I always find myself absently looking for my dog in order to pet him rofl.

 

[Biosophilogical]

I love dogs. Sometimes they're better friends than people. I find it sad when a dog becomes vicious because most of the time it's the owner fault not the dogs. The only types of dogs I don't like are the little yappy things that are more so overgrown rats than dogs.

My thoughts exactly. Though I will add, my dog is the sweetest dog ever, except around one other dog, at which point they will try and maul each other (thank *expletive* for fences and leashes, it has never come to that). Admittedly, he has great taste; the dog he hates is more in line with the apathetic sociopath/serial-killer-to-be than a viscuous mauler.

 

[Dango]

I prefer cats, but dogs can be definitely be more lovable and much easier to love, seeing as how they're so playful.

 

[Hader]

Always liked dogs...some dogs. Huskies, or anything much like them, I like.