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One should ask, how did this phenomenon start?

Author: Alex Stevenson

Date: 9/1/25 8:30 a.m

Dog lovers, brace yourselves. Let’s be real—animals are amazing, each with their unique role in this crazy world. Not a fan of dogs? No problem, there’s always a cat for you. You catch my vibe, right? But honestly, putting clothes on a dog? That’s just absurd. What are we even thinking?

I truly appreciate the bond many people share with their dogs; it’s heartwarming to see how they are treated as beloved companions. I understand that for some, like veterans or those with visual impairments, these canines serve an essential purpose in their lives. However, I must admit, I was taken aback when I recently saw individuals walking their dogs in strollers. It struck me as quite unusual, and I found myself momentarily stunned. But I quickly reminded myself to return home, as the weather was becoming quite severe.

Is it really necessary to let dogs sleep in your bed, dress them up like fashion icons, and push them around in strollers? Am I living in an alternate reality? Dogs are covered in fur; they have no need for clothing. With four perfectly good legs, they don’t require strollers either. It seems like dogs are receiving the kind of pampering that once belonged exclusively to children. I’ve witnessed dogs being showered with kindness and patience far more than many kids today.

Let me share my perspective: while I appreciate the affection many have for their dogs, I believe in maintaining a clear distinction between pets and humans. My dog has his own cozy corner where he can relax, allowing me to feel secure at night. I choose not to dress him up; instead, I focus on nurturing our bond through feeding, walking, and playing together. It’s a simple approach that keeps our relationship strong and joyful, and I admire the unique ways others enjoy their time with their furry friends.

I once had a colleague quip that meeting an extremist is like a reunion for the hill—awkward and full of unexpected opinions. But seriously, when did this all begin? Was it the whole Michael Vick debacle, or has America’s skyrocketing divorce rate made dogs seem like a less complicated relationship? I’ve noticed a pattern: fish owners are like covert spies, cats are for the reserved intellectuals, but dog lovers? They’re like caffeine-fueled toddlers—full of energy and slightly unpredictable, with temperaments that can go from sunny to stormy faster than you can say “fetch!”

I spotted this brown dog rocking a yellow coat and green shoes, and I just couldn’t stop laughing! The whole vibe was too funny. Honestly, it totally cracked me up. And hey, dog lovers, chill out! You guys are more awesome than you realize—have an amazing day!

alex stevenson