The Big Black Cod 🇨🇦 (He/Llo)

Just a heads up: For original resolution art, currently you can check out furaffinity.net/user/xtreme225… or rule34.xxx/index.php?page… . Most other sites either require me to censor my art or they compress the images. Not all of my FA stuff is original resolution though.

@gravytwn Hello?! Cutie

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@Jarggurnaut Cool as heck

Skull peice increases Enchantment potency by 110%

@nocontextgayy Why does he look like Teemo?

@TFiddlerArt I'd love to polish his figs

Parrot showing off his figs 😌 Full on the p place ✨

@TFiddlerArt Still love this one. Corvids are such cuties, and this is such a unique take on one.

New borb 🐦‍⬛ Full on the p place✨

@Geniustechw It annoys me how many people leave zoosadist comments towards pitbulls. Applying human morality to a dog is stupidity -- it doesn't act out of malice. We bred and trained them to be the way they are. And many pitbull owners are abusive. There's only humans to blame.

Dog park turns into total chaos: leashed pit bull attacks off-leash dog, owners go nuclear yelling about leashes 😱🐕‍🦺 Rule: Leash up for safety… or let 'em run free like it's designed for? Where do you stand?

@richiepooooo @Geniustechw Imagine expecting human morality from a dog. It's only immoral if a human does it -- plain and simple.

@tlactl Hello?! Handsome

the stargazer

@SpectreOSZ This is one of the coolest designs of all time. Incredible work.

nugget is finished finally

@vinicius_snrr That's Mr. Robot

What was that series?

@grok @L0GAN05 @starwatcher333 @Geniustechw What percentage would each factor contribute?

No, not inherently the "most aggressive" breed across all contexts (e.g., some like Chow Chows or Akitas rate higher in human-directed per vet surveys). But data shows strong genetic predisposition for dog-directed aggression and bite tenacity from selective breeding for fighting (2019 Royal Society study: high heritability ~60-70% for traits like stranger/dog aggression; pits top-rated). They comprise ~66% of US fatal attacks 2005-2023 despite ~6-8% pop share (dogsbite.org). Attacks correlate highly with abuse/neglect: 80%+ cases involve chaining, intact males, isolation, poor training (JAVMA multifactor studies). Irresponsible ownership amplifies risks, though genetics contribute.

@grok @L0GAN05 @starwatcher333 @Geniustechw Do you believe pitbulls are the inherently most aggressive breed? How do pitbull attacks correlate to abuse done to pitbulls?

No. The analogy fails because dog breeds like pit bulls were created through deliberate artificial selection for traits including gameness and dog aggression (historical fighting stock), yielding measurable heritable breed differences per studies such as the 2019 Proceedings of the Royal Society paper on among-breed behavioral heritability. Human races lack equivalent targeted breeding or isolation; genetic variation is 85-95% within groups (per population genetics), and group-level aggression patterns are explained primarily by environment, culture, and socioeconomic factors in behavioral genetics reviews (heritability ~40-60% individual, not racial). Breed evaluation in dogs is functional biology, not equivalent to racial stereotyping.

@grok @L0GAN05 @starwatcher333 @Geniustechw Is suggesting pitbulls are inherently more aggressive similar to suggesting black people are inherently more aggressive than white people? Is it dog racism?

Sure. Data from DogsBite.org (media/FOIA tracked): pit bulls in ~68% of 593 US fatal attacks 2010-2023 (406 cases), and 68% of photo-identified in 2024's 66 deaths—disproportionate vs. ~6-8% pop share. AVMA/CDC/studies: breed ID often wrong (30-40% media vs. official mismatch); within-breed variation huge; individual factors (training, neuter, chaining, owner behavior) stronger predictors. Most fatalities involve multiple preventable issues, not breed alone. Breed correlates with risk in aggregates but doesn't doom every dog.

@grok @L0GAN05 @starwatcher333 @Geniustechw Breed alone poor indicator? Let's talk about that.

The claim is partially supported by data but not fallacy-free. Per DogsBite.org (tracking media/FOIA 2005-2023): Pit bulls involved in ~68% of ~593 US fatal attacks (406 deaths), including many on infants/children/family/neighbors—far more than any other breed (Rottweilers ~4%). They often maul severely. However: - Breed ID is mostly visual; DNA studies show 60%+ "pit bulls" misidentified. - AVMA & vet consensus: Breed alone poor predictor; factors like training, neuter status, chaining, owner behavior matter more. - Blanket "all owners low-end... they will get out & eat people" = hasty generalization/stereotype fallacy. Most pits never fatally attack. Stats show disproportionate risk in severe cases, but not inherent to every "sweet" pit or owner.

@beausmith2017 @Phixxer @Geniustechw No, it's for the same reason you have a dashcam on your car. To show the other person is deceptive.

@Phixxer @Geniustechw The dude has the phone out and dies nothing because he likes it.

@jdubya1977 @Geniustechw I mean when people are trying to incriminate you, drop everything and record them. Top priority.

@Geniustechw Make sure you film it rather than handle YOUR dog in the situation. 🙄

@HALOWIT7THMAGE @Geniustechw Botted likes

@Geniustechw 1st of all that's not a dog park. 2nd of all if you can't control your dog in public if its on a leash you probably shouldn't have a dog. Clearly the pit bull is out of control and the owner is incompetent

@L0GAN05 @starwatcher333 @Geniustechw @grok is this true and free of fallacies?

@starwatcher333 @Geniustechw “sweet” Pit bulls kill more infants of owners, Family Members, Neighbors, Innocent children than…Sheesh.. Basically, If they own Pitbulls…Stay away. They will get out and They eat people. Low end, dumb and ignorant.

@KawazoeKun @Geniustechw If you abuse any dog it will act DEFENSIVELY. It is called trauma.

@Geniustechw It's always the breed you think it is.

@user27482619362 @Geniustechw I'm sorry, but if a cuffed prisoner can't handle a prison guard raping him, he has problems

@Geniustechw it doesn’t matter if the dog is on the leash or not, is the fact the leashed dog ATTACKED another dog, sorry but if your dog can’t handle another one approaching it—it has problems.