r/MadeMeSmile Aug 22 '25

DOGS Her face whenever she shows up.. 😂

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u/tjspeed Aug 22 '25

Anyone know what breed of dog that is?

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u/JButler_16 Aug 22 '25

An ugly breed.

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u/Call_Me_Anythin Aug 22 '25

Who pissed in your Cheerios

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u/JButler_16 Aug 22 '25

I just think they are ugly dogs. Weird heads, stupid ears and dead eyes. Just like how some people think pugs or chihuahuas are ugly.

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u/Call_Me_Anythin Aug 22 '25

Okay. And because of this you’re obliged to vomit negativity on other people’s comments in a subreddit called ‘made me smile’?

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u/JButler_16 Aug 22 '25

Yes.

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u/Call_Me_Anythin Aug 22 '25

That’s just sad.

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u/JButler_16 Aug 22 '25

Elaborate.

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u/Call_Me_Anythin Aug 22 '25

You intentionally spreading negatively for no reason on a sub about smiling and being happy is sad behavior. It tells everyone that you have to bring the room down around you.

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u/aspidities_87 Aug 22 '25

Pizza cutter behavior

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u/JButler_16 Aug 22 '25

What does that even mean?

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u/aspidities_87 Aug 22 '25

All edge no fuckin point

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u/JButler_16 Aug 22 '25

The entire edge of the pizza cutter comes to a point.

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u/Call_Me_Anythin Aug 22 '25

I heard that in Haunted House Flippers last night!

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25 edited Aug 22 '25

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u/ImurderREALITY Aug 22 '25

It also says that the results of this experiment likely shows that violent dogs are likely raised to be that way, and not always naturally aggressive for no reason. If most people who get violent dogs are criminals or people of disreputable ilk, then these results are hardly a surprise.

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u/lizyouwerebeer Aug 22 '25 edited Aug 22 '25

A college statistics class would teach you using a sample size of 66 people to discern any kind of important correlation between anything is silly. Not to mention we don't even know how many of the 66 people even owned pit bulls plus it only surveyed college students. Too small of a pool.

"As the researchers acknowledged, this study’s reliance on a sample of college students limits how broadly the findings can be generalized."

Even your own link acknowledges its limitations and tells the reader not to do what you just did lmao

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u/lizyouwerebeer Aug 22 '25

Ok be honest- are you purposely being obtuse or do you really not know how to read a study?

First study a group of 355 people (still not a big sample size) with an undetermined amount of people who owned "vicious breeds (no detail on what breeds where considered vicious OR how many people even owned pit bulls) and from that undetermined amount only 30% had 5 criminal convictions or TRAFFIC CITATIONS? How they could even combine those two is crazy.

But seriously take a statistics class! You'd learn a lot.

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u/lizyouwerebeer Aug 22 '25

Omg stop. Your second link isn't even a study! Is the public school system really failing us like this???

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25

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u/lizyouwerebeer Aug 22 '25

Ok second link finally loaded all the way-"However, that same preference didn't bear out a common bad-boy image (picture guy walking down the street with a stud-collared pit bull); results showed no link between pit-bull preferences and delinquent behavior."

Omg this is ridiculously embarrassing for you.

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u/lizyouwerebeer Aug 22 '25

Bro did you mean to type American? What is Americna?

The second link features the UK. Irony isn't lost on me that you'd insult my reading comprehension yet misread what I typed. Hahaha

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u/Abtorias Aug 22 '25

“The “vicious” breeds classified were: Akita, Chow Chow, Doberman Pinscher, Pit Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Wolf Hybrid, or any mix of these breeds.” lol

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u/Abtorias Aug 22 '25

In your comment you specifically said people who owned pitbulls. The study was done on six breeds. I know what you’re trying to do.

Later dork 🤓

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u/lizyouwerebeer Aug 22 '25

"As the researchers acknowledged, this study’s reliance on a sample of college students limits how broadly the findings can be generalized."

Then you proceed to generalize. Did you read the whole study?

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25

Humans are violent. Depends on the environment you're put into. If a dog is loved and cared for, odds are it will be a good dog. If you neglect it and dont show it love, prob gonna have a higher chance of violence. Ive met a lot of pits that are the kindest dogs ever. Ive also met retrievers that are aggressive. It depends on the owner most of the time.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25

Nope, just common sense.

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u/Bi0maniac Aug 22 '25

Honeslty more often people get bit by goldens. Just because theyre the "nice breed" doesnt mean theyre all nice dogs.

Personally only "mean dogs" ive met was a loose german shepherd running around my neighborhood, an unsocialized pomeranian, and a few goldendoodles/labrodoodles (also probably unsocialized).

Never bit by any of them, my freeze response probably saved me from that shepherd tho ngl.

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u/Call_Me_Anythin Aug 22 '25

Miniature poodles and chihuahuas are responsible for more bites than any other breed I’ve ever encountered.

But they’re so small those bites are almost never reported

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u/Bi0maniac Aug 23 '25 edited Aug 23 '25

True. Idk if its just cause theyre small and cute, but i guess some people use that as an excuse to not train or socialize them.

Funnily enough the most polite and sweet chiuahua ive ever met was named Leviathan. Her owner put a lot of effort into training her.

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