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Has anybody else have people verbally assault them because their dogs are in shape and healthy? I don't mean just criticizing since I'm sure most of us get this everyday, but I mean people that get in your face about it. How do you deal with this? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Never happened to me but then most people in my area don't recognize my APBT as a Pit of any type because she is within breed standard. Everyone here thinks an AM Bully is an APBT . He's a little ribsy, and he always has been. But remember that the average dog owned by your average dog owner is overweight, being free-fed and over-treated. ![]() Jack, "obviously" in desperate need of a good meal: ![]() |
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Well, in all honesty, when I seen a dog like that (not so much the one in the picture, but others with ribs showing), I thought they were underfed and always felt bad for them. then I came here and learned that that is the proper way they should be.. (not over fed, not under fed) and my view changed.. then I started worrying about my dogs because even though to me, they looked good, they were over weight and now I feel horrible for allowing them to get so.. they were unhappy and unhealthy.. but before hand, I thought differant.. since we started getting them the way they should be, I can see a differance in their attitude and in play times.. they can play longer and harder and the smiles on their faces, is all I needed to see to see that I was wrong
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This. People are always asking me if 4-year-old (Am. Staff.) Jack is a pup, and how big will he be when he's full grown? |
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Weird, I don't think anyone has ever brought up how "small" Lucy is. But then again, when I take Lucy somewhere, I usually take Ethel, so no matter what Lucy is tiny in comparison.
Every time I hear that Lucy's too skinny though, I just laugh. If they only knew how much I blow on her food, they'd "underfeed" her too. |
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I havent had the problem....yet! I like to see a little rib on a dog so i have always kept my dogs in shape! I wonder what people will say when i condition Cleo in the future?? You know most people think dogs are underweight and unhealthy when it comes to a dog that is conditioned, but i wish they could get through their heads that its actually better for them and more healthy that way!!
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The whole ribs thing is just a sign of how prone to obesity Americans are. Sorry, I needed to have a fat rant. |
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When I see "chunky" (HUGE) Americans, I'm not comforted, I'm sickened and remind myself to leave the house less. Especially when said people have their arms filled with Doritos, and are buying their poor fat child a crap load of candy. I shudder to think of what their poor dogs look like. What really cheeses me is people buying groceries with Food Stamps and their cart is full of Doritos, Kool Aid, Chocolate Milk, cookies, microwave meals and their kids weigh a collective ton. |
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Ugghh.... I hate that. I always get ''skinny'' comments about myself, people telling me I need to eat. I eat all organic, work out, walk EVERYWHERE. It's called BEING IN SHAPE! When my sons friend comes and spends time at my house for a few days, he can barely walk with us a fraction of our usual walks and won't eat our food so his mum has to bring him fruitloops and hotdogs. It's sad. This kid has literally had multiple broken bones from NOTHING. He jumped off one of the dog kennels when he was little at my house and broke his leg! Literally three feet off of the ground. I swear it's a serious lack of nutrition.
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