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to the dogs

Any player in the NRL that is coming off contract or is jossling for a postion at his club is said to be going "to the dogs"
Warriors sign english super leauge star, Locke off " to the dogs"
to the dogs by NingNonged April 19, 2014

went to the dogs 

to go to waste. to be thrown out. to worsen from the beginning onwards. based upon the idea that when food went bad, it was fed to the dogs, as they were thought to be inferior. a better version is "went to the bombs."
"my essay started out good, but then it went to the dogs."
went to the dogs by applemold January 22, 2005

that went to the dogs 

Used when something got thrown away/forgotten. Can be used about objects or ideas/morals
Person 1: so much for saying masturbating an animal was wrong
Person 2: (Looking at gerbil lying in it's own cum) yeah... that went to the dogs didn't it

go to the dogs

become rune-down
Have you seen their house lately? It's go to the dogs.
go to the dogs by iran0707 April 2, 2009

To The Stray Dogs 

"To The Stray Dogs" is a quote the gay ass anime/manga called Bungou Stray Dogs. Gay people put it in their bios' ( usually followed by a 🥂 emoji) to attract other gay people to mate with.
"omg this person has "To The Stray Dogs" in their bio" "that is a homosexual"

cut to the dog's dick 

Let's cut to the dog's dick, are you going out with me or not?
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