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— James Hughes (@dystopian-fashion.bsky.social) 2026-03-25T19:14:28.502Z
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IcyPeas
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Chihuaha's are the most aggressive (and most frightened) breeds -- Scientific American
erronis
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Norrrm
(4,971 posts)1. One happy customer
rsdsharp
(11,992 posts)3. He only appears to be smiling. That's an attack chihuahua!
He will gnaw your ankles!
Skittles
(171,630 posts)5. yup, I see that
he is absolutely seething and thinking, "I WILL KICK YOUR ASS".
yes INDEED
BattleRow
(2,426 posts)10. Look out ICE!
twodogsbarking
(18,713 posts)11. Is that glass adequate?
erronis
(23,819 posts)14. Chihuaha's are the most aggressive (and most frightened) breeds -- Scientific American
Last edited Wed Mar 25, 2026, 07:38 PM - Edit history (1)
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/which-dog-breed-stereotypes-are-true-heres-the-science/This is somewhat selective - not enough detail supplied.


SMALL DOG SYNDROME
Dog breeds classified as toy or small have higher owner-rated scores on aggression and fear, as well as lower trainability scores. Large and giant dog breeds, in contrast, are on average the most trainable and the least aggressive and anxious. "I suspect it has to do with the way small dogs are treated as compared with large dogs," Ruple suggests. Good behavior in a big dog is often judged as more of a necessity, whereas people may let little dogs off the hook.
Dog breeds classified as toy or small have higher owner-rated scores on aggression and fear, as well as lower trainability scores. Large and giant dog breeds, in contrast, are on average the most trainable and the least aggressive and anxious. "I suspect it has to do with the way small dogs are treated as compared with large dogs," Ruple suggests. Good behavior in a big dog is often judged as more of a necessity, whereas people may let little dogs off the hook.
bamagal62
(4,496 posts)4. I love that!!😂😂😂
debm55
(60,423 posts)6. HAHAAHHAH. Love it. Thank you IcyPeas.
Hey Joe
(607 posts)7. Finally!! My new chew toy is here!!!!!
irisblue
(37,462 posts)8. The Bored Panda website has more.
Images are sluggish to load on my phone.
https://www.boredpanda.com/people-share-funny-pictures-that-drivers-took-as-proof-of-delivery-twitter/
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patphil
(9,043 posts)9. Now that's funny!
calimary
(89,951 posts)12. That looks like a house where NO ONE can ever be unhappy.
How could you have the blues when that grinning dog enters the room?
A four-legged upper, if ever there was one!
AllaN01Bear
(29,436 posts)13. lol
TommieMommy
(2,883 posts)15. Excellent photo 💙🐾🐾💙
Sancho
(9,204 posts)16. I hope he didn't bite the Amazon employee's leg off!
Our schnauzers LOVE amazon...keeps them guarding the house all day.
Figarosmom
(11,880 posts)17. That's a good one.😊