65% of dogs are overweight

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Years ago when I lived in California I had a pretentious coworker that annoyed the hell out of me.

One day he comes in the office talking about how he got a chocolate lab and that dog owners were healthier and lived longer than non-pet owners.
This guy was like 45 and a solid 330 lbs.

If having a dog made you healthier because you take them for walks...we wouldn't be obese as hell, given all the dogs in this country.

But I find this ironic.
If having a dog is supposed to reduce obesity in Americans, how funny is it that it wound up that having American owners made dogs obese?

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But I think vegnews is biased
Mother fukkers are trying to sell plant based dog food in the next sentence
oh, entire article might be bs then. Probably got the 65% from their own biased study.
In fact now that i think about it. I think it be impossible for that high a percentage of dogs to be obese. Because they have babies in litters. For every fat momma there is like a dozen puppies that aren't fat (yet at least). Makes me think this is very specific. Like 65% of adult dogs in the western united states or something like that.
 

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Feed your dog food from out the fridge brehs :flabbynsick:
 

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I don't doubt, a lot of irresponsible owners out there.
 

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44 bricks...acre shaker
Mutts have no self control and they don’t lift.

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Omg. As a dog owner, I know how easy it is for our furry friends to gain extra weight, especially with all the treats and table scraps. Keeping them active and on a healthy diet is crucial. Also, regular flea and tick prevention is just as important for their overall well-being. I’ve found that NexGard works great for my pup, and it’s convenient to get Nexgard Without Vet Prescription. Has anyone else noticed a difference in their dog’s health after switching to a healthier lifestyle?
 
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