Man seriously regrets saying not all dogs are good dogs
If you're going to talk shit about dogs on Twitter, be aware that you are at serious risk of online abuse.
We Rate Dogs, as name suggests, is a Twitter account that "rates" dogs, except the scoring is slightly skewed because all dogs are good dogs. Duh.
If you aren't following the account yet, you're missing out on some top-notch, 13/10 pup action. Check out some of these puppers:
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Fighting for the all the good doggos around the world, the account will occasionally shut down anyone who tries to say that bad dogs exist. If you're new to the world of dog memes, it's a grand old time.
On Wednesday, popular Twitter person and self-described "normal dude" Brandon Zaboklicki a.k.a sexualjumanji, made the mistake of making the false claim that there are some bad dogs in the world.
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We Rate Dogs saw, and asked the man to rethink his stance on bad dogs. He did.
The original tweet has since been deleted, but the regret process is still very much intact. Given that We Rate Dogs has 2.69 million dog-loving followers, it's safe to say he endured the full wrath of dog Twitter.
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When reached for comment, Zaboklicki confirmed his recent revelation.
"I think all dogs are good," he wrote via DM.
With more than 92,000 followers, Zaboklicki is no stranger to some attention on the site, but he described his experience of feeling the wrath of dog Twitter as a "wild night."
We Rate Dogs is basically the mafia for dog memes.
