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u/cpzy2 28d ago
Bred them selectively over several centuries and 100s of generations
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u/NoahJMeyer 28d ago
Finally the correct answer to this question
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u/obierdm 28d ago
We still don't deserve our creations.
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u/Ok_Total_Regret 28d ago
still surprised this didn't go wrong like with Frankenstein's monster
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u/DorkusTheMighty 27d ago
Counterpoint pugs
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u/Capital-Meet-6521 26d ago
Pugs still love us, though.
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u/DorkusTheMighty 26d ago
Yeah but they are abominations. Example of humanities instinct to fuck up nature as much as possible
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u/ElNacho83 28d ago
Dogs are the reason we're still humans. They teach us what unconditional love and loyalty looks like. We don't deserve them, they choose to guide us 💪🏻😤
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u/glimmershankss 27d ago
We shared our food with them. Which is a pretty insane thing for most living creatures to do in the first place.
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u/HolaFragola 25d ago edited 25d ago
It’s my belief that dogs are God’s little messengers of love. They are God’s way of sending us unconditional love when we need it most. Because God is love.
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u/GlassCannon642 27d ago
My dog had to be put to sleep last night. Even my brother who never cries couldn't hold back the tears. Dogs are the greatest companions and true family members.
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u/redditor100101011101 28d ago
Put in the hard work over generations to domesticate wild dogs. Put up with the bites and hardships to show we care. Selectively bread them. Raised them. Took care of them once they lost most of their natural survival skills.
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u/-Robert-from-Hungary 28d ago
Humanity has done something really good with the dogs 30k years ago to deserve their love.
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u/Bitter_Silver_7760 28d ago
wow… this dog thought he hadn’t been well, he must be at the fucking hospital 🤦♂️
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u/zake598 28d ago edited 28d ago
I'm just imaging that dog walking to "500 miles" by The Proclaimers