Why it Sucks to be Born as a Normal Dog in 2026 #dog

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  @sketchingthewild · 1 year ago · pinned

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• ZA

  @Zalav-q1h · 10 months ago (edited)

  This literally almost made me cry because what was said in this video is the absolute truth most of the time.

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• LI

  @LimberPine-e4s · 10 months ago

  Now that makes me feel bad that I have two dogs. I feel so bad right now.

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• JA

  @jason4275 · 8 months ago

  herding dogs are treated better than kids

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• LC

  @lcclark2862 · 11 months ago

  Real cold hard facts, delivered in an upbeat voice! Most folks not gonna agree cause the love living in denial about humanities compacity for cruel for our own selfishness...

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• NY

  @nyve5740 · 8 months ago

  I love it as an primitive spitz dog owner. It touches a big problem, which in my opinion is destroying dogs, that&apos;s what i call it. People get many house pets, rodents, birds, cats - they do not except anything from them, and respect them, cats for example are not prohibited from doing cat things, but dogs? They just can not, they must do what we want them to do, we erase every wolfish trait, to make them ultra friendly and dependent - and that is disgusting. It makes me wonder - if we do not let dogs be dogs, and wolves at some level - why do we even want them? My dog has strong instincts, he would try to hunt every smaller animal, cats, rodents, reptiles, hares. He is very cunning and aloof with strangers, i never scold him for doing dog things, i got him, because i knew what i was getting, the most loyal companion, which in my eyes is a friend, not a slave. The last, and (not so) funny thing i want to mention is an example of dogs being protectors. There is video on yt, about whether dogs would protect their homes if threatened by a stranger - almost none of them shown any aggression to intruder. People in the comments, and the owners acted surprised, and here is the important part - how are they supposed to protect, if protection requires some degree of aggression? They lack it, they were scolded for it, and forced into putting up with strangers treating them like local attraction. That&apos;s it. It may be controversial, i do not care to be honest, but i hope that people will start respecting the animal they get, the descendants of wolves. Thank you for this video.

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• MA

  @MadilovesShuichi · 11 months ago

  This is why I try my best to be a good owner like letting them run in a backyard and letting them get both real food and dog food , I try to take them on walks sometimes and let them bark , if she or he wants to cuddle or hang around I don’t mind

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• NE

  @NegativeNanase · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTo4j2bTbPc&amp;t=210">3:30</a> THIS WAS PEAK DOG

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• AU

  @auburneytuckerson2959 · 1 year ago

  We bred their wolf traits out, yet people are getting pet wolves and wolfdogs. 😂

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• NE

  @NewYearIrons · 10 months ago

  “What if we bred dogs to fight bulls to the death?”

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• ZO

  @zocki17 · 1 year ago

  Perfect summary.

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• JA

  @janelle-r5n · 1 year ago

  Now I feel bad for yelling at my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel every time she humps a pillow, and when I drag her on her walks because she is taking way too long sniffing the grass.

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