Stop Normalizing Obese Dogs – They’re Not Cute, They’re at Risk!

It's time to stop treating obesity in dogs as a harmless or cute trait. In this video, we explore the real dangers of pet obesity and how it affects your dog's well-being

Social media, such as Facebook, Instagram or TikTok normalizing dog obesity. Posts with chubby dogs get a lot of likes, but they are also promoting this unhealthy trend which leads to a lot of health issues and shortened lifespan. In this video we are trying to stop this trend and promote healthy dogs instead!

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[Rocadog]

Do you agree that overweight pets aren't cute but at risk? Let me know your thoughts below, and let's spread awareness about keeping our furry friends healthy!

[RCSVirginia]

I have a male Chihuahua who is so picky that I don't have to worry about him. On the other hand, I have a female Chihuahua who has some Dachshund and Poodle in her, and she would eat until she exploded. So, I feed them separately and limit her food.

[eutu]

Good video, about an important topic that needs to be more publicized!

[Huntmees]

You should also make a video on the issues of certain breeds that are "cute" but have health issues
Sone examples:
Pugs
Daschund
German shepherds (their back)
Certain bully breed dogs can barely walk

[zenvariety]

The same people who normalize obesity in dogs also do the same for other humans.

[koltybam]

Having a Jack Russell with me put MY LIFE at risk, because it’s an aggressive small breed, that I find the HARDEST, to live with, & I do NOT, want to be stuck in my living nightmare with owning Jack Russells, so I need a healthy GIANT dog, that can put a STOP to it. And this is what I think of Jack Russells.: Small but DEADLY!!! 🤕 🤒 😰 😢 🥶 🥵 🤬 😤 😾 👿

[bombermanrodriguez]

Thanks for the informative video. My dog is not over weight but I should exercise them more