Black Dog Syndrome (or BDS, also known as black dog bias) is a phenomenon now being recognized by many dog rescues and shelters. The theory (and actual experience is bearing this out) is that large, black dogs, have a much lower chance of being adopted, and a much larger chance of being killed. Let's fight that.! Please pass this video on if you support fighting against Black Dog Bias. | The Gift Box

Black Dog Syndrome refers to the bias that causes black dogs to be overlooked & we’re seeing it with 37 black dogs waiting at our shelter 🖤 Black dogs are often overlooked in shelters due to stigma, unconscious bias and the simple fact that they’re harder to photograph. Not because of their personalities. Not because they’re “less adoptable.” 😕 Just because of their color. Right now, 37 black dogs (and counting) are waiting at our shelter for someone to choose them 🥺 Every dog you see in this

A phenomenon known as “Black Dog Syndrome” says black dogs in shelters are often overlooked for adoption, leading to longer shelter stays. But statistics don’t show the tail wags, the loyalty, or the love waiting just beneath the surface. Look twice. You might just find your best friend. 🖤 Personality matters more than coat color. And these dogs have plenty of it! #adoptdontshop #adoptionsaveslives #blackdogsyndrome #blackdogsrule #animalshelter #doglover #DogLoversUnite #adoptabledogs #fultonc

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