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Why black dogs are less likely to be adopted than dogs light ... can not be against racism since all canines ...?

Is it true no one likes the black dogs? Well ... this is not "zero" who loves black dogs, but there seems to be a problem with the adoptable dogs Black. According to Susan Smith of the shelter dogs to Franklin County, black dogs are less likely to be adopted. Ms. Smith said: "If you like two dogs - one black, one side light color-by-side with similar temperaments, both performed well at both friendly and house broken, the light colored dog will be adopted before the black dog. " www.petplace.com

I do not know why this is considered as "political." Ya does not have a forum animal somewhere in the corner? But since you did not bring this up, we will discuss. I think you already know why black dogs are less likely to be adopted. I have read and heard about this too and did not even surprised. Here are some reasons why. Most black things are considered bad in this country. "Blackmail" people Blackball Black 'Black Cat' "These are just a few that I can think of right now. There is more. So why not a black dog follow in function This list? It's funny, but the way some people have a black dog drool all over her face and eat with them at the kitchen table, but will break not even bread or lie next to and with a certain human.With black, the color of the dog would not matter that much, but the color of the human would. It's pretty amazing. EDIT: So, since black dogs "facial features" do not differ as much as dogs lighter, they have not deserve to be adopted and loved? Oh wow, what a crock. I've heard everything now. Obama is an adorable dog. Oh yes, they are more "violent" that dogs with light. Whew! Incredible!

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