[ SECRET POST #2692 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2692 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

Ew, I didn't know that. :(

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[diet_poison]

All dog breeds are like that though - deliberately bred to have a certain set of traits, which can include weird proportions (dachshunds, corgis, bassets, etc.) or weird faces (like pugs, which I've heard can have eye problems because they're so bug-eyed, or bulldogs).

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

Eye problems are kind of the least of pugs' worries. It's the spinal and breathing problems which are a big issue.

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[diet_poison]

I've never heard that, but it doesn't surprise me at all. :/

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

That's how like 90% of modern purebreds got their distinctive shapes and features. It's kind of a "duh," really. Of course they were selectively bred hundreds of years ago... and for herding, not looking cute.

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry.

Re: Non-fandom secrets

[slr2moons]

Yep, for herding cattle, specifically. The shorter body made them more difficult targets for cattle to kick. And made it easier for Corgis to run underneath bellies and such. C: