Bodybuilder Finds Out His Pic Is Used In A Meme About Slapping Moms, Responds With His Mom’s Pic
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If people see a guy so large, he could probably split the Hulk in half like a cracker, they probably assume he’s as angry as he’s big. There are plenty of bodybuilder stereotypes. So when Søren Falby found a pic of himself in a meme enforcing one of them, he thought he’d reply to prove that not everyone fits them.
“He slaps your mom,” the caption reads. “What you doing?” Below it, a shirtless Søren who has a sort of superhero physique. His gigantic arms, massive chest, and a perfect tapered waist have even got some people calling him the Danish Viking. Despite his extremely gruelling training regime, however, the giant hasn’t lost touch with his gentle side. Continue scrolling to check out why you shouldn’t judge a runic inscription by its cover.
Søren has a personality that extends beyond the gym
And nothing beats his feelings for his doggos
Well, maybe except his loving relationship with crossfitter Malene Larsen
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People were happy to see this giant’s gentle side
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don't say it don't say it don't say it.... Please don't crop your sweet dog's ears!
I understand your distaste for the practice, but not everyone who has a dog with cropped ears (or a docked tail) did it themselves. A good friend adopted a a pitt bull from a shelter whose ears were cropped. People harass her about dog-fighting, but he's never done it, and neither has she.
It's true. Ive talked to MANY people who have Pitt bulls (with cropped ears) and MOST of those dogs were rescued. I dont think it is difficult to imagine. If you are THAT much of an idiot to do that to a dog, purely because you want your dog to look that way, you probably arent the type of person that is likely to keep a dog either. Those idiots are usually the same people who, when the dog has ONE accident on the floor as a puppy...they dump them somewhere! That being said, please leave your dog with everything it was born with (except for the ability to create offspring!)
I know not everyone did it themselves , my father in law adopted a cane corso I found for him at a philly rescue abs he's all docked and chopped. But in this case ..
Agreed melody!!
Well I looked at his Instagram and he has tagged breeders in posts of his dogs. Also the dog has been put down due to health and temperament issues and I don't even think it was two years old. I think it's very sad.
I adopted a dog who's tail was cut off.
I really don't think anyone has read my comments. His dog comes from a breeder who believed cropping is part of aesthetics
My thoughts exactly. So sad.
Not every breed has cropped ears purely for cosmetic reasons. My friend used to have a dobermann and if they didn't crop ears the doggos were constantly catching inflamation due to poor air circulation because of the ear canals being constantly covered. There are other breeds out there that need cropping for same reason. I am against ducking tails however - that is absolutely unnecessary.
If floppy ears get inflamed due to poor air circulation, why don't every dog breed such as Spaniels, Bassetts, Beagles etc etc, get constant ear infections?
Some dogs do have ear problems but doubtful it had to do with the ears being uncropped. The American Veterinary Medical Association actual opposes ear cropping because it isn't medically intended and doesn't benefit the dog. Certain countries have banned the procedures and a few of the states regulate cropping and docking. I know I'm 'beating a dead horse' (forgive me PETA) but it's just something I'm passionate about.
There are legit reasons to crop. We have a mini aussie, it dusturbs me to no end they breed for the exclusion of a tail. How messed up is that? Like what should in my mind be a defect is desired. Maybe it's because there are so few working dogs in relation to pets.
Well not everyone buying from breeders are using their dogs for working. Some people who dock and crop claim it's for working purposes, their tails get in the way, etc. but take into consideration many people do it simply for the looks and 'preserving the look' of the breed. AND with purebred breeding comes so much inbreeding and so many health problems so ultimately the breed suffers in the ebd
I was looking at adopting a cat and I saw one that had a big piece of her ear gone and I asked the guy who was helping me what happened and he said that someone came in a found them under their porch and her ear was already like that often happens with being a stray or her sibling did it to her since she was the smallest of them and their mother wasn't their (and she was the only girl)
It's very different than piercing an ear, because humans can consent to piercings. (I myself don't agree to it on infants but that's a different story). Animals have no say in undergoing a cosmetic procedure. Not to mention docking is done without anesthesia which has to be awful. And what you are referring to with feral cats is called 'ear tipping', which is relatively painless. It also avoids needless trapping and surgical procedures. This is not for cosmetics or breed standards, it's to reduce feral colonies for one and to alert people the cats are already sterile. Just like when dogs get the green 'tattoos' at shelters
It's no different than piercing an ear. It's a good thing actually. I inherited a feral cat colony after making an emergency move to a new city. UofF has a program that spays/neuters ferals and strays for free. They crop or notch the ear after the procedure so you know if the cat in the trap is sterile.
Again I understand that's not always the case, but this dog came from a breeder who is a big proponent of cropping. In fact the dogs get their ears cropped as puppies. Not my business but just an opinion. It's cosmetic and it's painful for them. The man in the post seems to love and cherish his dogs a lot, but like I said one passed away young due to health issues which is probably from poor breeding standards from a breeder more focused on looks than health. Responsible breeders should always put the dogs health as the number one priority. It's awful to lose a dog because of health issues caused by breeding.
A very big, strong (not just physically), brave and gentle teddy bear.
What a bro!!!!
don't say it don't say it don't say it.... Please don't crop your sweet dog's ears!
I understand your distaste for the practice, but not everyone who has a dog with cropped ears (or a docked tail) did it themselves. A good friend adopted a a pitt bull from a shelter whose ears were cropped. People harass her about dog-fighting, but he's never done it, and neither has she.
It's true. Ive talked to MANY people who have Pitt bulls (with cropped ears) and MOST of those dogs were rescued. I dont think it is difficult to imagine. If you are THAT much of an idiot to do that to a dog, purely because you want your dog to look that way, you probably arent the type of person that is likely to keep a dog either. Those idiots are usually the same people who, when the dog has ONE accident on the floor as a puppy...they dump them somewhere! That being said, please leave your dog with everything it was born with (except for the ability to create offspring!)
I know not everyone did it themselves , my father in law adopted a cane corso I found for him at a philly rescue abs he's all docked and chopped. But in this case ..
Agreed melody!!
Well I looked at his Instagram and he has tagged breeders in posts of his dogs. Also the dog has been put down due to health and temperament issues and I don't even think it was two years old. I think it's very sad.
I adopted a dog who's tail was cut off.
I really don't think anyone has read my comments. His dog comes from a breeder who believed cropping is part of aesthetics
My thoughts exactly. So sad.
Not every breed has cropped ears purely for cosmetic reasons. My friend used to have a dobermann and if they didn't crop ears the doggos were constantly catching inflamation due to poor air circulation because of the ear canals being constantly covered. There are other breeds out there that need cropping for same reason. I am against ducking tails however - that is absolutely unnecessary.
If floppy ears get inflamed due to poor air circulation, why don't every dog breed such as Spaniels, Bassetts, Beagles etc etc, get constant ear infections?
Some dogs do have ear problems but doubtful it had to do with the ears being uncropped. The American Veterinary Medical Association actual opposes ear cropping because it isn't medically intended and doesn't benefit the dog. Certain countries have banned the procedures and a few of the states regulate cropping and docking. I know I'm 'beating a dead horse' (forgive me PETA) but it's just something I'm passionate about.
There are legit reasons to crop. We have a mini aussie, it dusturbs me to no end they breed for the exclusion of a tail. How messed up is that? Like what should in my mind be a defect is desired. Maybe it's because there are so few working dogs in relation to pets.
Well not everyone buying from breeders are using their dogs for working. Some people who dock and crop claim it's for working purposes, their tails get in the way, etc. but take into consideration many people do it simply for the looks and 'preserving the look' of the breed. AND with purebred breeding comes so much inbreeding and so many health problems so ultimately the breed suffers in the ebd
I was looking at adopting a cat and I saw one that had a big piece of her ear gone and I asked the guy who was helping me what happened and he said that someone came in a found them under their porch and her ear was already like that often happens with being a stray or her sibling did it to her since she was the smallest of them and their mother wasn't their (and she was the only girl)
It's very different than piercing an ear, because humans can consent to piercings. (I myself don't agree to it on infants but that's a different story). Animals have no say in undergoing a cosmetic procedure. Not to mention docking is done without anesthesia which has to be awful. And what you are referring to with feral cats is called 'ear tipping', which is relatively painless. It also avoids needless trapping and surgical procedures. This is not for cosmetics or breed standards, it's to reduce feral colonies for one and to alert people the cats are already sterile. Just like when dogs get the green 'tattoos' at shelters
It's no different than piercing an ear. It's a good thing actually. I inherited a feral cat colony after making an emergency move to a new city. UofF has a program that spays/neuters ferals and strays for free. They crop or notch the ear after the procedure so you know if the cat in the trap is sterile.
Again I understand that's not always the case, but this dog came from a breeder who is a big proponent of cropping. In fact the dogs get their ears cropped as puppies. Not my business but just an opinion. It's cosmetic and it's painful for them. The man in the post seems to love and cherish his dogs a lot, but like I said one passed away young due to health issues which is probably from poor breeding standards from a breeder more focused on looks than health. Responsible breeders should always put the dogs health as the number one priority. It's awful to lose a dog because of health issues caused by breeding.
A very big, strong (not just physically), brave and gentle teddy bear.
What a bro!!!!