Paul wrote:Well, they are on the repulsive side of revoltin'.
Depends on how small. The smaller they are, the more they look like rats--my friend paid hundreds for a tiny chihuahua, and when I saw it, all I could think was "You paid for THAT?!" But when they're larger, they don't look so bad. Less like mutant rodents, and more like dogs.
"Oh, better far to live and die/Under the brave black flag I fly/Than play a sanctimonious part/With a pirate head and a pirate heart."
Paul wrote:Well, they are on the repulsive side of revoltin'.
Depends on how small. The smaller they are, the more they look like rats--my friend paid hundreds for a tiny chihuahua, and when I saw it, all I could think was "You paid for THAT?!" But when they're larger, they don't look so bad. Less like mutant rodents, and more like dogs.
I also like the "its a dog not a fashion accessory"
Paul wrote:Well, they are on the repulsive side of revoltin'.
Depends on how small. The smaller they are, the more they look like rats--my friend paid hundreds for a tiny chihuahua, and when I saw it, all I could think was "You paid for THAT?!"
But when they're larger, they don't look so bad. Less like mutant rodents, and more like dogs.
Yeah. The one in the picture doesn't look too bad.
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Guys, types of dogs are personal preference, just like anything else. Insulting someone because they like Chihuahuas is like insulting them because they drink orange juice and you don't.
Personally, I like Chihuahuas--and any other kind of dog. I have three myself, of completely different breeds.
The heart shape is adorable, though I agree that giving it so much press isn't the best idea.
Caesara wrote:The heart shape is adorable, though I agree that giving it so much press isn't the best idea.
I'm just hoping that nobody decides to swipe the puppy from its rightful owner(s).
also with press puppy mills may see it as a new way to make money and start breeding shapes into dogs...as the dogs suffer being imbreed and genetic defects.