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What anthro species would be the biggest human simps?
Contenders:
>Dogs: Man’s best friend, often love humans unconditionally.
>Cats: Love to seek human attention.
>Horses: Commonly bond with humans even used in therapy, some say they’re closer to us than dogs.
>Dolphins: Often come to human vessels to see the people, even history of orcas guiding sailors to fish.
>Cows/Sheep: Unconditionally trust humans.
>Crows: Intelligent animals that have often been closely associated with humanity.
>Sea Lions: Live in urban environments and follow divers, will sometimes board small boats.
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Woah, déjà vu
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>>87755
>>87745 (OP) 
>dogs
probably yes. they were bred to be our companions and to even fight alongside us
>cats
not really, they are aloof and not usually loyal, though there are exceptions obviously
>horses and dolphins
no comment
>cows/sheep
i've seen too many videos of sheep and cows ramming humans to believe this
>crows
i think they are annoying and mischievous, though i may be biased because they swarmed my house and CAW CAWed all day long when i was a kid
>sea lions
no comment again
Dogs, I guess.
>>87755
Not really.
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>>87810
they literally live inside you
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>>87755
They can be clingy.
>>87820
I don't see why that would necessitate them having feelings of affection fur me.
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>>87824
they will die without you... so they must love you a lot...
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>>87828
They don't need me in particular, most mammals would do.
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>>87828
They all want total human death
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>>87863
How ungrateful.
>>87755
oh, it's jewish? 
No wonder it's a parasite!
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>>87755
Fluff you asshole you gave me diarrhoea when in India.
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>>87955
THIS NAMEFAGS INDIAN
HES GAY
HES FELTED
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>>87956
woah buddy!
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>>87956
Erm, I went to India as part of a gifted exchange program in high school, furchud.
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>>87928
Bad goy.
>>87966
Do Amerikwans really send their brightest children to go live in India fur like half a year? Insane asylum country. Fluffing hell.
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>>87966
>>87973
nyagga if ur browsing the 'foo you were on the special ed "gifted" program gek
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>>87975
Never thought about it like that befure...
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