u/0SqueakSqueak0

I'm really interested in what everyone's opinions are on "this dog is probably chill" breeds and "absolutely tf not" breeds based off their own experiences.

For sake of ease:

-Tier 1: Dog is chill

-Tier 2: The 50/50 breed. Could be bad, could be fine

-Tier 3: Absolutely DNI

Here is mine:

Tier 1: Golden retrievers and huskies. I dunno why but I've always had some of the best experiences with huskies 😭 They're just massive goofballs that want treats

Tier 2: German shepherds and labs. I've met some really sweet german shepherds and labs, equally I've had to defend myself against them multiple times.

Tier 3: Belgian mal(Idk how to spell that lmaooo), Shitzus or whatever tf, literally any boxer related breed. The shitzus are more because of the owners tbh... they refuse to acknowledge their dogs want to tear my ankles apart and then will get mad if i have the AUDACITY to defend myself. Sorry I value my ankles.

DISCLAIMER obviously I know there is no "bad dog breed" because with proper training there wouldn't be issues howeverrr- I do think it's interesting to see what breeds end up not getting socialized and the owners just ignore it.

I don't think this is considered asking for medical advice so I think I'm good but if not let me know.

So from my experience specialists want copays up front. Those copays can range anywhere from $100-$500. This also includes dentists as well.

If you can't afford such a copay, do you just... not get medical care? If you have a tooth that's rotting and at risk of infection, do you just hope it doesn't and live in pain? If there's something wrong with your kidneys/bladder and you need a urologist but can't afford it, do your kidneys just fail? What about cardiologists? What if there's something wrong with your heart but you can't afford to see a cardiologist?

I ask because I know the health system in the US sucks, but people are surviving despite it. Are those people just always healthy or extremely rich?