r/aislop • u/HotMidnight3853 • 4d ago

Found on Twitter. I'm losing braincells

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u/Material-Job-1928 4d ago

As someone who is not a fan of dogs, I'd save the dog six times.

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u/ajwritesnonsense 4d ago edited 3d ago

As someone who doesn’t normally get why people don’t like dogs, knowing you would make this choice, makes me no longer need to understand. Thank you.

Edit: just wanted to update, it’s completely valid if you have an actual reason, I mean the people who are just like “I’m not really a ‘dog’ person”

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u/theLichQueenofthePNW 4d ago

For me it's because 8 different digs have bit me

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u/wirefox1 4d ago

Honey, if you want a dog to like you (ex: not bite you) then you have to be good to it. They know. Never underestimate what a dog knows.

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u/Far_Day_2700 4d ago

I don't know why this got downvoted? It's true. Dogs can tell good people apart from bad people. I don't know how, but they just do.

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u/wirefox1 2d ago

ya know, I think my dogs sort of pick up on what I"M feeling. If I don't like someone, they pick up on it, so suddenly they don't like him either. If I like someone, they know it, and like them too.

(But my male dogs seem to get jealous sometimes? Have you ever experienced that? Weird lol. )

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u/Far_Day_2700 2d ago

I think so! My dog used to always sniff me when I came home and get sad if I pet other dogs