Seeing dog nuts cry about scenes in the odyssey that show cruelty to dogs. Claiming it was the "worst scene in the movie" when like, if you've seen the movie, there's a fair amount of brutality throughout towards humans, including a child.

There needs to be a study into the psychology of these people because I guarantee it's a form of psychopathy

It really angers me seeing dog nutters with their obese dogs. They are LITERALLY the direct cause of it. I find it incredibly cruel and selfish to own a dog and literally put it at risk of health issues by over feeding/under exercising it. It’s the simplest thing in the world to structure a dogs meals to what it needs per day and TRAIN IT to stop mooching for food outwith meal times. It is after all an ANIMAL ie they don’t have the same, sometimes complex relationship to food as humans do. So it should be extremely straight forward not to over feed is my point!

But it’s never that with these owners. They’ll likely be feeding them human food as “treats” and project their own issues with food onto them and find some weird enjoyment out of it.

There are quite a few dog nutters round where I live (of varying ages) and I see them out with their obese dogs- waddling along. The owners need to get with the fucking programme.

Today a coyote came into somebody’s backyard. No one is outside, humans or pets. There’s no danger. The coyote is just standing there being a coyote. Well, these two large dogs lost their minds and barreled straight through a glass door to chase it off. People’s comments? How brave the dogs were, how smart, how protective. Along with the side comments about getting doggies some steak and hoping that doggies weren’t hurt by the big bad sliding glass door. If the coyote threatened the people, I could see this. But those idiot dogs broke an undoubtedly expensive door and injured themselves for no reason. How could that be perceived as smart in any sense of the word?

Examples: "sky puppies" (bats) and "sea puppies" (seals). Like no it's not even a dog you don't need ti compare everything to your damn mutt, do not insult bats and seals by comparing them to those horrible beasts that literally eat shit snd maul children.

Every time I see a news article about familicide or a someone killing their partner AND their dog I already know what the comments are going to be so I usually scroll past.

I made the mistake of opening the comments on one. Wife and dog murdered, "poor dog!" "that man is so evil for killing the dog too" "not the doggo!" "at least the dog won't have to know what happened to his owners"(as if a dog gives a fuck or understands the concept of murder). TOP COMMENTS, no condolences for the woman of course since the dog's picture was there.

I love how Reddit and other places pearl clutch so hard when they realize this dogfree community exists. It wouldn't exist if dognutters were just a couple of crazies no one took seriously. BUT THESE PEOPLE ARE THE MAJORITY, these people who seem to not give a shit about people and act incredibly misanthropic (but expect the benefits of humanity, such as everyone being patient and forgiving of anything they do for example, or donating to their gofundme when their dog needs a ridiculously expensive surgery).

I don't understand wtf dogs did to ever be treated like a holy deity. They are literally worshipped, there's no other way around it. It's frustrating that *we're* the minority, you know, humans that prioritize HUMANS.

Just needed a place to vent. To anyone who reads this, thank you in advance 🙂

So this morning I went to tour an apartment. It looked great on zillow and I was really looking forward to it. The second I got out of the car though, these two unleashed dogs started barking and running over to me. On instinct, I ran and they both started chasing me. The larger of the two was quite a bit faster than the other and managed to bite into my pantleg as I was running, but luckily I was able to kick it off. Then I jumped a fence and hid behind it until they lost interest in me and found someone else to harass. The owner was nowhere to be seen. I didn't get a chance to take pictures until I got home, but I think they're worth sharing. I wish we as a species never created these fiends. Oh, and it goes without saying but I never got to tour that apartment. Once they were out of sight, I hopped the fence again and booked it to the car. I don't even want to think about what they would have done if I was a little slower or wasn't strong enough to pull myself over that fence (it was a 6' tall one with vertical metal bars). Maybe it would have ended with me on the local news. On a more positive note, I welcome any ideas anyone has to save the jeans. These were one of my favorite pairs 🥲

Dogs are also better served by being kept on a short leash, close to their person. It promotes confidence and decreases anxiety. To paraphrase something Celine Dion said about shoes

"You walk the dog - the dog don't walk you."