Comments by "SHROOMY" (@shroomyesc) on "Girl With The Dogs" channel.

  1. My man has a 9y old fully uncropped/docked doberman, he's the most adorable and through him I've really learned to adore their adorable little dimples, floppy ears and their long faces with their concerned eyes. He was a bit too playful when I first got to know him but now that he understands I'm not a dog friend, he's calmed down a lot.
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  2. She looks almost like if you were to get a long haired doberman! Partly the coat colours but also the long snout with the half flop ears. She's precious.
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  3.  @SagebrushRambles  He gave clear warning signs, and Vanessa respected his limits.
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  4. It really is unreal how much he looks like a long legged corgi despite no corgo blood. Amazing big boi.
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  5. ​ @DiggitySlice  Fat acceptance isn't about denying health realities but about treating fat people humanely and accepting that weight does not equal your worth as a human. Often times people use the excuse of health concern to discriminate against fat people on things their weight has nothing to do with or just be vile in general.
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  6. What GORGEOUS eyes this little cutie has!
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  7. My boyfriend has a doberman, and they shed an absolute TON. Naturally, since it's short and straight it's a lot easier to clean than light and wavy hair that sticks to everything at least as consolation.
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  8. They really are big and heavy dogs, just with small legs. I know Vanessa is tiny, but still Olive looks huge when she's shaving her paw pads!
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  9. What tester said, unfortunately I've seen people call anything from english bulldogs to rottweilers "pitbulls", and even among the sligthly more knowledgeable it seems amstaffs, staffies, american bullies, bull terriers, dogo argentinos etc. all go under the category "pitbull".
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  10. I mean it's not natural selection really is it when humans bred them for that :D
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  11. Healthy dobermans (dobermen? idk) are some of the shiniest dogs. My man's doberman gets pampered and his fur will ruin any dim lighting with the glare off his shiney fur.
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  12. Thumbnail is A+ frankly
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  13.  @phoebesmith9089  I wouldn't go that far, although dogs can be very smart (they often aren't viewed as such to their docile behaviour) smarter animals like birds, monkeys and dolphins can be real pricks. As in purposefully hurt or annoy their fellow species mates or other species for fun, or in case of dolphins, sexual gratification (non-reproductively). There seems to be a trend that at a certain level of intellect, evil individuals (or mild asshole individuals) just start popping up.
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  14. I am somewhat curious, with such luscious and thick hair could you process the leftovers after a groom and knit something out of them?
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