What's with the "having a dog makes you more attractive"

i think it's because it shows you are committed to making the life of another creature comfortable, and shows a caring attitude. it's not the dog, it's what having a dog means

>>37850727
>Does it actually work?
Do they like dogs? Were they already on the fence about you? If so then yes. It's mostly just a signal that you can care and provide for others; it's an analog for a baby. If you or the dog are unattractive though, or if she doesn't like dogs, then it won't work.

>>37850727
Women actively gauge how men treat animals and children as an indicator of how they will treat women since women instinctively recognize they're in the same class as them.

It's also a good conversation starter, it's not appropriate to walk up and rustle the hair of a cute guy or directly say a guy is cute to his face, but it's A-Okay to call doge cute to his face and ask to pet him.

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>>37850727
Shit works for me. My 1st photo on tinder is me and my dog. Every girl that starts a conversation with it starts it because of him, have a harrem of bitches on Snapchat too, that follow for pictures of him. What >>37850752 said is also true. And it shows you can handle a level of responsibility that can end with the dog (or a person tbqh) dying if you don't do it right. They also just like dogs a lot, who wouldn't?
Pic relates, him in my old work truck.

>have a dog
>still ugly

I don't think so, OP