Uhh...have you ever seen a guy driving a newer VW bug or a mazda miatta? Those are about as girly as it gets for cars.
LMBO:lolbangtable: I only laugh because my brother drives a Miatta, and he has a cat, Bahahahaha. My husband and I give him hard time about this ALL the time. The men in my family are not into cars at all, they drive whatever they get a great deal on, period, they could not care less. But it is still hilarious that you mentioned this. I will be sure to show this to him, thank you so much!!! I was also just meaning that while yes there are some really girlie cars as you greatly pointed out, there are not really cars that are just manly. I know women that drive roadsters, trucks, jeeps, muscle cars, etc. I used to drive a truck even.
And I agree that the main reason that people/women would be impressed with a large dog is that don't know how they would handle them. But IMO, I don't really see the difference in small and large dogs. I mean, I guess the giants eat a bit more, hehehe, but I never trip over my EM either. Bathing is a bit easier when you can actually pick up your dog, but I don't have to bend over to pet Mamie either. I think the list started us a great thread, but is a bit off on the ratings. Maybe we should ask all of the women on this forum their top 10 picks and make a real list of what would impress us.
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I agree with you. If I saw a man walking a lab or shepherd, I would not even glance. The EM would get my attention. So would a neo, or any mastiff breed. By the way, I have only known 3 folks to own ridgebacks(2 chicks and a family- the mom wanted it) I used to want one til I decided on EM
HAHA! One of my buddies drives a Miatta and I tease him ruthlessly. I swear he got it just to impress his g/f but he won't admit it. I'm sure some people think i have a girlie car, just a little 07' Kia Rio, i call it my Hotwheels car
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To me, the only difference in small and big dogs is how big of a pain in the ass small dogs are over big dogs imo lol. Small dogs have napoleon complexes and people tend to baby them to the point of not having any training whatsoever. I'm struggling with trying to correct the misbehavior in my daughter's 6 lb shorkie and its been a struggle to say the least, damn thing just doesn't respond to anything.
When i see people walking certain dogs i notice i tend to judge, not in a bad way but i kinda feel like i get a peak into who they are to a degree. A lab walker isn't one to push limits, went for the "status quo", i see a pit its either someone who wants to be a tough guy/gal, someone who has no clue what they are doing or someone doing the right thing by handling a wonderful dog but understanding what they are capable of, similar things go for mastiffs.
I like the bigger ones for specific reasons, not to seem tough or anything but i just have never been all that thrilled with smaller ones, too fragile, yippy and frankly...they annoy the hell outta me. I like a big, strong dog that can handle itself. I get weird looks all the time just b/c my dogs combined weigh as much as me and when we walk together i'm sure people are like "Oh holy hell, they're gonna rip his arm off!" hahaha