Cruelty for cruelty’s sake is humanity’s signature move.
You should see the animals we didn’t find cuteness or utility in.
Oh wait, you can’t, they’re dead.
Submitted 1 year ago by euphoria@kbin.social to [deleted]
Cruelty for cruelty’s sake is humanity’s signature move.
You should see the animals we didn’t find cuteness or utility in.
Oh wait, you can’t, they’re dead.
You might find one deep in the jungle if you hurry, after this summer you will probably have to search tho!
“deep jungle”
Oh, you mean those ecosystems we cut down to build strip malls in?
Oh wait, you can’t, they’re
deadon your plate.
That’s utility.
I think that’s one of the utilities they’re talking about.
I feel so bad for pugs. They have so much trouble breathing. Still, have you seen a humans CRT? Looks equally frightening haha
Maybe that was the goal, who knows what those humans think!
There is a breed of pug, retro pugs, that is a Jack Russell terrier. They have elongated snouts, leading to a happier life. Most of the health problems that are unique to pugs, poof, gone.
Yeah, retro pugs are great!
A step in the right direction
Check out exotic toad bulldogs for a step into the very wrong direction
here is that healthy pug breed vs a regular pug. hope those on lemmy can see this image
I can’t
And to think that frenchies are the most sold dog breed in the USA… Makes me sad sometimes.
Isn’t that breed forbidden in some countries ? I remember reading something about the Netherlands…
Yup. Been banned since 2019. But in 2022, stricter measurements had to be taken in order to prosecute the breeders. In happier news, the university of Wageningen livestock research center started a project on breeding guidelines. Its aim is to perserve and improve the health of dog breeds. Working together with dog owner unions. Think instnces that train dogs for sports for example.
short nosed dogs signify how messed up humanity is.
Like a microwaved Muppet
Top is an adolescent X-ray of what looks like a cat. Right shot is almost certainly not a pug with that fur.
Also notice the image linked isn’t anti pug. Nor does the top image say it’s a pug. Bottom one does imply it’s a pug scan.
Poster here is turning it into an anti pug thing.
Pugs certainly have issues with their head structure.
I think nobody claims the top pictures are from a pug. That paw x-ray isn’t even real.
Paw x ray is probably real, just of a kitten (or other baby paw). bones are more cartilage at birth then solidify more. Loook at the cute puppy x raysssss. Very similar
huh? both the top is a cat dude. i said it was a pug bc the og poster literally said the bottom two are from a pug
The MRI is pretty likely fake too. Front facing MRIs are rare, and eyes don’t usually have that kind of contrast pattern
The top is a different post from a bottom of a dude just posting an ex ray of a cat paw trying to say how cute it is. But you’re right, left shows baby paw and right is adult paw. Misleading.
The response is just of a pug.
That looks like a bird
Ed Bighead on the bottom Right.🐸
“BEV! That wallaby and his WEIRD friends are looking at my MRI again!”
FlyingSquid@lemmy.world 1 year ago
I feel so sorry for short-faced dogs. They almost always have breathing problems. We did that to them on purpose for our own amusement and now people want to keep that going. It’s disgusting.
Lepsea@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
Just like munchkin, how the fck does a cat/dog with halves the limb is cute?
Misconduct@startrek.website 1 year ago
Or the hairless ones. They can’t even sunbathe or groom themselves and that’s like a cat’s favorite thing to do. Cats also love to be warm and some idiotic sweater isn’t a replacement for the fur they’re supposed to have. “But I’m allergic” tf kind of selfish argument is that? You feel so entitled to a pet that you have one made for you to the detriment of the animal? It’s seriously so gross.
Umbra@kbin.social 1 year ago
Agreed
kratoz29@lemm.ee 1 year ago
The worst thing is that I think old pugs were nicer than “modded” ones.
MBM@lemmings.world 1 year ago
They’re illegal in some countries, for good reason
dojan@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Almost? Are there ones that don’t?
Imgonnatrythis@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Yep. There are strong movememts to undo what is really a very recent and very American practice of breeding in Brachycephaly. The American Kennel Club shamefully has contributed to these standards and glorified them in pure bred animals. Look at historical drawings and paintings of pugs as an excellent example. They were typically much thinner and had much longer snouts than what is idealized today. An increasing number of European breeders led quite strongly by the Germans are breeding Retro Mops or old fashioned healthier pugs. This has unfortunately not caught on in US (fuck the AKC - seriously), but retro pugs which are cross bred typically with terriers are starting to be a thing with a few select breeders. I have a retro mop. He outruns every single dog in his weight class in the dog park both in speed and endurance. He doesn’t need a harness, he has a strong neck and uses a collar. No breathing issues whatsoever. For archival purposes please check out pugdogpassion.com Therese Rodin has been a huge influence in this modern movement and I wish everyone would review her teachings or speak to her before considering purchasing a Brachycephalic dog.
FlyingSquid@lemmy.world 1 year ago
I try not to be an absolutist.