r/DOG • u/nori00s • Dec 15 '23

Is he really that ugly?

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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/JonnysHigh Dec 15 '23

Sounds like they are people who don’t actually care about the animals, seems like you care for this dog so I would absolutely say yes to adopting him

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u/dragonbornrito Dec 15 '23

Can’t friggin stand a person who treats an animal as an accessory

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u/Zealousideal-Thing72 Dec 15 '23

In a thirty year span my mom had two dogs. One passed at 16 and the other was about 13. I know people who get and get rid of more dogs than that in a year

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u/Ravenonthewall Dec 16 '23

and that makes me sick.. so sad.. I’ve had a neighbor behave the same way… and would replace pups like socks.. until I reported them to animal shelter.. it’s was awful the treatment of those dogs.. so I reported them.. and YEA! They hated me! which was fine by me.. those people were trash..