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Dunc

(416 posts) Tue Apr 28, 2026, 06:00 PM Apr 28

Loving a dog.

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Loving a dog. (Original Post) Dunc Apr 28 OP

That's exactly right wendyb-NC Apr 28 #1

Absolutely! SheltieLover Apr 28 #2

Ahhh, but I DO judge them. .I judge them to be good and decent people! niyad Apr 28 #3

A former boyfriend once mentioned something about people who care more about animals MIButterfly Apr 29 #4

Dogs are my favorite people Grim Chieftain Apr 29 #5

Dogs are a privilege and a gift to us. Other people are an endurance and disappointment. Polly Hennessey Apr 30 #6

Too bad . . . Aussie105 Saturday #7

wendyb-NC

(4,723 posts)

1. That's exactly right

Reply to Dunc (Original post)

Tue Apr 28, 2026, 06:03 PM

Apr 28

Dogs are far better people than most people can possibly be.

SheltieLover

(81,531 posts)

2. Absolutely!

Reply to wendyb-NC (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 28, 2026, 06:17 PM

Apr 28

niyad

(133,735 posts)

3. Ahhh, but I DO judge them. .I judge them to be good and decent people!

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Tue Apr 28, 2026, 08:13 PM

Apr 28

MIButterfly

(3,068 posts)

4. A former boyfriend once mentioned something about people who care more about animals

Reply to Dunc (Original post)

Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:42 PM

Apr 29

than they do other people and I said "and I'm one of them."

Sorry, not sorry.

That's not to say I don't care about people; I do. I just care about animals more. Animals have never hurt me or betrayed me or let me down and people have.

Grim Chieftain

(1,971 posts)

5. Dogs are my favorite people

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Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:57 PM

Apr 29

Polly Hennessey

(8,932 posts)

6. Dogs are a privilege and a gift to us. Other people are an endurance and disappointment.

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Thu Apr 30, 2026, 10:31 AM

Apr 30

Dogs, never.

Aussie105

(8,130 posts)

7. Too bad . . .

Reply to Dunc (Original post)

Sat May 2, 2026, 02:12 AM

Saturday

The original dogs were nasty animals that would rather eat you than wag their tails at you.

But generations of selective breeding have turned them into friendly and sociable companions.

The happy tail waggers got to be parents, the snarly ones didn't.

Too bad we couldn't have done that with the human race really.

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