Some find this to be a downside of the format, and while perhaps it could be lessened for the better of the format's health, I personally enjoy the challenge of fighting through hate in the deckbuilding process and in actual games

Isamaru, Hound of Konda K-9, Mark I Karlov Watchdog Karplusan Hound Karvanista, Loyal Lupari Komainu Battle Armor Kroxa and Kunoros Kunoros, Hound of Athreos Labro Bot Lava Hounds Leashling Lightning Hounds Lockjaw, Slobbering Teleporter Long-Bodied Grey Dog Longshot Squad Loyal Warhound Lucky the Pizza Dog Mad Dog Mischievous Pup Mogis's Warhound Mongrel Pack Monstrous Hound Moon-Eating Dog Mortis Dogs Mossdog Mowu, Loyal Companion Mushroom Watchdogs Pack Leader Pack Mastiff Pako, Arcane Retriever Patrol Hound Pet Avengers Phantom Whelp Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd Plague Dogs Pyre Hound Rakdos Ragemutt Rambunctious Mutt Rescue Retriever Resolute Watchdog Rex, Cyber-Hound Rin and Seri, Inseparable Salt Road Ambushers Sandsteppe Scavenger Scrapwork Mutt Scrapyard Mongrel Selfless Savior Slumbering Cerberus Snarling Gorehound Snow Hound Spirited Companion Sterling Hound Stonebinder's Familiar Summon: G.F
Double Blaze (SM10) contains 107 cards in total
Negate that activated effect
These were my least favorite type of match and are, thankfully, sparsely used