Thursday, June 9, 2011


Ugly Dogs

Ugly Dogs

There are just some dogs you see in the world and you can’t help but think, “That’s one ugly mutt.”  The fact is, most of the dogs to claim the title of the ugliest dog in the world are, in fact, pure bred canines, simply given a diminished aesthetic value thanks to years of inbreeding and basic genetic issues.  There is even a competition to crown the ugliest dog every year in California, where you can get a first-hand glimpse at some of the less visually pleasing animals we live with.  Here are some pictures of some really ugly dogs, including a few that have taken that prestigious crown.
Worlds Ugliest Dog Winner
This is Abby, a one-eyed chihuahua with mismatched ears and long back legs, making her capable of bipedal walking.  That’s a face only a mother could love.
Ugly Dogs
This toothless and overweight pooch was rescued by its current owner from a shelter.  Even though it is a heart-warming story, this is one ugly dog.
Ugliest Dog Breed
Little is know about this poor fellow, but judging from his face, you really don’t want to see what is under that sweater.
Neapolitan Mastiff
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, or something like that.  This large pup may be pretty to some, but a lot of people find these wrinkly behemoth just a little on the ugly side.
Really Ugly Dog
When it comes to the World’s Ugliest Dog competition, the Chinese Crested is a frequent winner, with either a purebred or a chihuahua mix taking the crown eight time in the past 20 years.
Chinese Crested Picture
Here is a cuter picture of the Chinese Crested, but they’re still ugly.  While many of the animals that belong to this particular breed are cute and manageable, inbreeding by unqualified breeder, genetic issue, and basic flaws with the jaw line and skin make them appear very ugly.  Even so, they are in high demand, leading to the the inbreeding issue intensifying through those who are trying to turn a profit on this poor pups.

Remember, even ugly dogs need love, and most will make great pets for families and individuals.

from http://www.humor-articles.com

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