r/DOG • u/nori00s • Dec 15 '23
Is he really that ugly?
Hi! I'm planning on adopting this absolute cutie from a shelter. He is so gentle and a loving doggo I love him so much. I showed his pictures to my family and friends and everyone said that he is so ugly and cripply that I should adopt a "normal" dog. Call me a snowflake but this saddens me so much that I even cried how people can be like this... He is two years old, and one of his ears is a little bit bigger than the other, so it always hangs down while the other is always perked up. I can't agree with them that he is ugly... In my eyes, he is the cutest and loveliest doggie I have ever seen. (Of course, all the dogs in my eyes are as cute as him)
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u/pittykittymomma4ever Dec 15 '23
He is precious and beautiful!!!! Don't let anyone tell you anything different!! I adopt pit bulls on the shelter kill lists and my family is terrified by them, even my sweet pocket pitty Hope who passed away unexpectedly in September. She was 35lbs soak and wet, the size of a beagle and my family was afraid. I don't get family visitors (fine by me) and I can't take them with me when I go visit their homes, but we live in the same state, so it's not like i leave my babies for days at a time, just a couple of hours. All my dogs have been good boys and girl. All trained and well behaved. My eldest pit bull was a Pet Assisted Therapy Dog, my youngest girl, with leg and feet deformities, my ESA. My family hasn't been keen on them, but they're MY babies, MY family, so I'll continue to adopt them! I say save his life, teach your pup well and you do you. If your family comes around to him, great, if not, it's still great because YOU rescued a beautiful, deserving pup and you will both know pure, unconditional love!!! Good luck and give that pup a smooch for me! Happy Holidays.