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I think most family men out there will agree that dogs can be a hassle.

All the worst parts of having those critters fall on the man of the house. If the four-legged

mammal eats something that ends up reversing course on the way down, it's up to us men to dispose

of the bio waste. If there's a late night emergency, guess who's making an after-hours trip to the vent.

And of course it falls on us guys on the front line to pick up their poop every day.

You know damn well that's a job the feminists don't want the genders to perform equally.

And that's just the beginning. Dogs smell, they shed, and they just lay down wherever they please.

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