If you’re a tweeter, you might already be familiar with the handle @DogRates, the page that has you submit pictures of your dog and the owner of the page rates your dog. Most get ratings of 13/10 (13 out of ten) or something similar because all dogs are good dogs.

Now, from the same people who brought you @DogRates, we have @DogFeelings, which purports to tell us about Thoughts of Dog. Continue reading @DogFeelings →