Dogs love people. They just want to be friends with everyone, and it’s so adorable to see.

But unfortunately, some breeds find it harder to make friends than other ones.

Pit bulls, staffies, or Rottweilers, might not be that popular amongst neighbors. Over time, these dogs have faced unfair treatment due to a prejudiced and unsubstantiated belief portraying them as aggressive and disease-ridden.

In Queensland, a staffie owner took matters into her own hands.

On their fence stood Tubs. Tubs is a blue Staffordshire bull terrier who loves to hang out and meet other people.

The dog would usually prop herself up against the fence and eagerly watch passersby.

Tub’s tail wags enthusiastically in videos posted by her owners, moving quicker than a stormy windshield wiper.

Tubs is just so excited to meet other people and her owner makes sure that she does.

Right beside their gate, there’s a sign in colorful letters saying “Tubs is friendly. She would love a gentle pat.” And her owners know that anyone would want to pat a dog as adorable and gentle as her.

In a series of videos they posted on TikTok, Tubs got to meet different people.

First, a boy on a bike stopped by just to give the staffie some well-deserved loving.

A pair of dudes also passed by but not before giving Tubs some attention.

The boy on a bike that previously visited Tubs also brought his friends over. It only goes to show that dogs, even notorious breeds, can be amazing friends.

Thanks to the sign, people are much more willing to give staffies a shot.

“Darn I would be hangin for quite a while if I happen to pass by Tubs. Too wholesome!” One commenter said and ended their comment with a heart-eyes and hug emoji.

“I would literally start living in front of your fence just to pet her all day,” said another, echoing the sentiments of other viewers that said they won’t give Tubs just a pat.

“Not me literally about to book a flight to Australia just so I can walk by the fence and pet Tubs,” said another.

Tubs has since become an ambassador for the breed.

She has more than a million followers across her TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook pages.

Hopefully, with her social media presence and the wholesome videos she is in, Tubs can help people believe that they are not as violent as people think they are.

The Staffordshire bull terrier comes from a long line of bulldogs.

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