Breed owner stereotypes

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Anonymous wrote:Please do Pomeranian!!

And Australian shepherd!!

Pomeranian - Single lady who loves pink. She wears big, coiffed hair even in her athleisure attire. She also loudly chews gum. Everyone hates her.

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Anonymous wrote:As someone who is very liberal and also scared of pit bulls can someone please explain to me why I’m supposed to like them?

It’s the rule.

Sorry, I didn’t make them.

I imagine Pit Bull owners to be Trump supporters and people from the far right.

[Anonymous]

Purebreds = basic.

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Thoughts on Boston terrier?

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Anonymous wrote:Thoughts on Boston terrier?

Boston Terrier - Gay male owner. Probably single, but dating. He is pretty lean, and he takes great care of his extensive trendy wardrobe.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone who is very liberal and also scared of pit bulls can someone please explain to me why I’m supposed to like them?

It’s the rule.

Sorry, I didn’t make them.

I imagine Pit Bull owners to be Trump supporters and people from the far right.

We established that Pitbull owners are poor—of either political extreme, or they are UMC liberal.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone who is very liberal and also scared of pit bulls can someone please explain to me why I’m supposed to like them?

It’s the rule.

Sorry, I didn’t make them.

I imagine Pit Bull owners to be Trump supporters and people from the far right.

We established that Pitbull owners are poor—of either political extreme, or they are UMC liberal.

Yeah either way they are annoying people.

[Anonymous]

Where I live, pit bull owners are poorly educated chavs who don't have jobs.

[Anonymous]

I tend to this that people with dogs from rescues or shelters are more liberal and those who support the breeding industry to be more conservative.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thoughts on Boston terrier?

Boston Terrier - Gay male owner. Probably single, but dating. He is pretty lean, and he takes great care of his extensive trendy wardrobe.

yes 😂

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Anonymous wrote:I tend to this that people with dogs from rescues or shelters are more liberal and those who support the breeding industry to be more conservative.

Ha ha! I am liberal.

I do not like pit bulls and feel that the breed should be eliminated by neutering every male and female, so at least it’s a humane culling of the breed. I own a poodle, this is my second poodle, because I love dogs and I’ve always owned dogs and ended up marrying a man with dog allergies and, in turn, had a son with dog allergies. My poodle came from a breeder. I feel that there are many good breeders to be found but you need to do careful research so you don’t accidentally buy from a puppy mill who call themselves a breeder

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Anonymous wrote:I tend to this that people with dogs from rescues or shelters are more liberal and those who support the breeding industry to be more conservative.

Lol. I like this. I have one rescue and one from a breeder. I do consider myself staunchly moderate.

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I have an obese tabby cat who hates everyone in the house except me. What's my stereotype?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thoughts on Boston terrier?

Boston Terrier - Gay male owner. Probably single, but dating. He is pretty lean, and he takes great care of his extensive trendy wardrobe.

yes 😂

My friend played in a gay sports league in San Fran and the practices would be like Boston Terrier meetups.

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Anonymous wrote:I have an obese tabby cat who hates everyone in the house except me. What's my stereotype?

You don’t give a f*ck what people think and prefer books to people.