Many cities host "Doggy Pride" events where same-sex canine "couples" are dressed in matching outfits to celebrate the bond between the pets and their LGBTQ+ owners.
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Several children's books and graphic novels use dog protagonists to explain same-sex attraction and love to younger audiences, often using a "best friends" trope that evolves into a lifelong partnership. 🐕 Real-World Same-Sex Social Bonding Many cities host "Doggy Pride" events where same-sex
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