Business in the front, party in the back! And that's not limited just to us, humans.
There's a new trend sweeping the internet and it's making us as confused as it's about to make you, dear Pandas. Dog owners have been taking them to their local groomers and asking for… mullets. Yes, dogs with mullets are a thing and they're here on Bored Panda in all their infamous glory!
Have a look below at how the wonderfully weird hairstyle looks on canines and upvote the pics that you liked the most. And be sure to share your thoughts. Do you say ‘yea' or ‘nay' to dog mullets, dear Pandas? ‘Yea' or 'nay'?
One person who believes that dogs with mullets is an "unexplored goldmine" of an internet trend is the creator of the 'Dogs with Mullets' page over on Facebook. They told Bored Panda that it seems like an entertaining and funny idea and hopes that mullet canines will be a long-term trend, not just a passing one.
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I hope all your hair falls out and you are as bald as an cue ball after what you've done to me.
Put it back. Gorillo glue, duct tape bubble gum just put it back!
Why would you clip a Labrador? Some people shouldn't own dogs full stop.
Hello, it’s the 80’s calling. Yeah, we would like our mullet back!
Nelsonricardo is right, especially for the double coated ones. This poor dogs needs their 2 layers, to be warm in winter, to be cool in summer, to be clean and to have a healthy skin. I can't imagine how my dog would suffer in summer without his 2 layers, and i can't imagine how muddy-sandy-itchy his skin would be without his top coat. This is him yesterday, top coat all soaked and sandy, 30 min later he was all clean and dry, naturally. This kind of trend have to stop, and vets should tell people that double coated needs their hair for many reasons, for their health. image00000...579d63.jpg
I'm not going to upvote any of these; they're all showcasing animal abuse and there is nothing wonderful about it. Stop running these awful "articles".
One thousand scratches later, nothing achieved.
Load More Replies...Nelsonricardo is right, especially for the double coated ones. This poor dogs needs their 2 layers, to be warm in winter, to be cool in summer, to be clean and to have a healthy skin. I can't imagine how my dog would suffer in summer without his 2 layers, and i can't imagine how muddy-sandy-itchy his skin would be without his top coat. This is him yesterday, top coat all soaked and sandy, 30 min later he was all clean and dry, naturally. This kind of trend have to stop, and vets should tell people that double coated needs their hair for many reasons, for their health. image00000...579d63.jpg
I'm not going to upvote any of these; they're all showcasing animal abuse and there is nothing wonderful about it. Stop running these awful "articles".
One thousand scratches later, nothing achieved.
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