Topic Idea: Dogs That Attract The Opposite Sex

Randy Lane • December 9, 2012

From Women’s Health Magazine, December 2012

Kloof, an app and social network for pet lovers, ranked the top five breeds that would help a person attract the opposite sex. For example, men perceive women who own chihuahuas as ‘dumb,’ and as someone they would have a one-night stand with and not a relationship.


The top five breeds that attract men are Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever,3727916698_f2dac757af_m.jpgChihuahua, Poodle, Beagle. The top five breeds that attract women are German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever, Siberian Husky, and French Bulldog.

Do you agree with this list? Do these lists apply to gays, or only heterosexuals? What about men or women with cats? Or ‘bird people’? Or snake lovers? Would you date a woman with a pet snake?

 

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