We rate dogs

Ever wonder what rating your dog would get if your dog was rated? Probably a full ten out of ten, right? Wrong. Because there's this actual, semi-official Twitter account that does exactly that. The only reason I say they're semi-official is that these ratings don't actually qualify your upper for something at all, it's just

If you own a dog, there is no way that your gallery isn’t filled with its pictures. Here it is sleeping, here it is running around, here you can see it waiting for food, then sleeping again, and, oh, look how cute it’s sleeping in this one. Anyone with a dog knows how photogenic they can be and, in most cases, they want to show it to the world.

If you own a dog, there is no way that your gallery isn’t filled with its pictures. Here it is sleeping, here it is running around, here you can see it waiting for food, then sleeping again, and, oh, look how cute it’s sleeping in this one. Anyone with a dog knows how photogenic they can be and, in most cases, they want to show it to the world.

If you own a dog, there is no way that your gallery isn’t filled with its pictures. Here it is sleeping, here it is running around, here you can see it waiting for food, then sleeping again, and, oh, look how cute it’s sleeping in this one. Anyone with a dog knows how photogenic they can be and, in most cases, they want to show it to the world.

Rating another person based on their appearance is a shallow and superficial practice. There is so much more to an individual than what meets the eye, and we all know not to judge a book by its cover. The only time I will make an exception is when it comes to dogs. It is fair to rate them based on a photo as long as they always receive outstanding marks and are only told how wonderful and adorable they are.

If you own a dog, there is no way that your gallery isn’t filled with its pictures. Here it is sleeping, here it is running around, here you can see it waiting for food, then sleeping again, and, oh, look how cute it’s sleeping in this one. Anyone with a dog knows how photogenic they can be and, in most cases, they want to show it to the world.