Millennial & Gen Z girls and their dogs

[Cowboy-Cheems]

There was a time when the pitbull had a good reputation, but decades of dog fighters and trashy people intentionally breeding the most violent specimens has caused a glut of bad genetics. There are still quality pitbulls with established breeding history available, but they are much more expensive. A lot of women play Russian Roulette and adopt a shelter pitbull. Many turn out fine, others eat someone's toddler. I wont condemn an entire breed of dog, but I will advise extreme caution in regards to getting any large potentially dangerous dog with an unknown pedigree.

 

[Captain Redbeard]

Worse yet, you might get attached to the little bastard. My ex had a small dog that really took a liking to me and we had some fun times together. I've since moved on from her but still think about the dog from time to time...

That said, I can confirm there were attempts to ****block (early in the relationship that then tapered off), inconvenient sicknesses, and they ain't cheap

 

[ManFromTartarus]

There was a time when the pitbull had a good reputation, but decades of dog fighters and trashy people intentionally breeding the most violent specimens has caused a glut of bad genetics. There are still quality pitbulls with established breeding history available, but they are much more expensive. A lot of women play Russian Roulette and adopt a shelter pitbull. Many turn out fine, others eat someone's toddler. I wont condemn an entire breed of dog, but I will advise extreme caution in regards to getting any large potentially dangerous dog with an unknown pedigree.

I agree with most of what you said except the first and last statements.
Pit bulls have never had a good reputation.
Mixed breed dogs are almost always healthier in body and brain than pedigree dogs as "purebred" are all inbred to some extent.

 

[BoomToTheMoonAlice]

It irks me to no end, I fvkin hate it. They bring these sh1t machines everywhere, malls, libraries, RESTAURANTS. FFS! You almost can't go out anymore, wherever you look there is some retard with an 'emotional support animal'. The last time I called one of these chicks out on it she had a complete and I do mean COMPLETE meltdown in a shopping mall. Luckily, my wife was with me because she started screaming and crying hysterically.

You don't see cat people cramming their animals into cars, purses and backpacks... Dog women... no dog men too are lonely entitled losers. I have a friend that lets his stupid mongrel jump all over people and go off the leash. Then he gets defensive when someone calls him out on it. His level of entitlement is off the chart too, he also hasn't spoken to a woman in 20 years.

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

I don't have too much of a beef with female dog owners, unless they have a large dangerous beast they have trouble with controlling. If there's any kind of argument things can go south real fast. But at least it shows that have the discipline to care for something.

I met this lady walking a Rottweiler pup. We got to talking and the pup nipped my hand. I asked her if she hadn't disciplined him yet to avoid that type of behaviour - you don't want a Rottweiler that doesn't know when to bite - and when she told me that she was clueless in the aspect, I showed her by letting her pup grab my hand with its mouth, then held the back of the head as I pushed my stiff fingers into his oesophagus, choking him. He tried to puke out my hand, but my other hand choked for a few more seconds, then I let the pup spit out my hand. When I offered my hand again, the pup didn't want to bite it anymore.
I told her to repeat that any time he tried biting again, so he'd associate biting hands with choking danger.

If you're good with animals/training you can leverage that to attracting dog owners.

 

[Bingo-Player]

There has to be some correlation between female dog owners and swipe apps

In my area nearly every other female profile on hinge has some mention of a dog or loving dogs

They often even have pictures of the dogs on the profile as if I give a fvck what her dog looks like

its fvcking weird

 

[Slag]

Are some b*tches crazy enough they'd send their dog on you if they got mad?

Probably not, but as others have mentioned, dogs can be quite protective. Years ago I had a German Shepherd that was like that. On my Mom's birthday one year, I gave her one of those big, enthusiastic hugs you give a person on a special occasion. The dog was right next to me when I did that, and got quite upset and started barking, not understanding what was going on. If an actual stranger would have attacked me, the dog would have torn them to shreds. I live out in the country though, and never took her to public places.

 

[Slag]

You almost can't go out anymore, wherever you look there is some retard with an 'emotional support animal'. The last time I called one of these chicks out on it she had a complete and I do mean COMPLETE meltdown in a shopping mall.

Saw an ad on YouTube just today describing how to get your pet registered as an emotional support animal, so you can take it with you just about anywhere. Unbelievable...

 

[ManFromTartarus]

I met this lady walking a Rottweiler pup. We got to talking and the pup nipped my hand. I asked her if she hadn't disciplined him yet to avoid that type of behaviour - you don't want a Rottweiler that doesn't know when to bite - and when she told me that she was clueless in the aspect, I showed her by letting her pup grab my hand with its mouth, then held the back of the head as I pushed my stiff fingers into his oesophagus, choking him. He tried to puke out my hand, but my other hand choked for a few more seconds, then I let the pup spit out my hand. When I offered my hand again, the pup didn't want to bite it anymore.
I told her to repeat that any time he tried biting again, so he'd associate biting hands with choking danger.

If you're good with animals/training you can leverage that to attracting dog owners.

Yeah, I feel that people should have to prove that they have the skill or tools to be able to train a dog correctly before they get the privilege of owning one. Maybe a test or something like you have to get a drivers license. Probably would be impossible to enforce.

But yes, I'm actually very good with dogs and they usually love me, so that's been an asset for me with dog owners. I just steer clear of ones that were raised by incompetents if I can.

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

Yeah, I feel that people should have to prove that they have the skill or tools to be able to train a dog correctly before they get the privilege of owning one. Maybe a test or something like you have to get a drivers license. Probably would be impossible to enforce.

Same goes for having children or other pets. Especially when they want to have exotic pets like monkeys and reptiles.

I have a cat and a snake, but the snake isn't venomous and I actually used to milk venomous snakes so I know how to handle snakes. Plus I don't take the snake outdoors like I do with my cat.