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Dogs don’t like, won’t eat citrus. We do.

Woeful? More like wonderful.

Dogs don’t eat citrus because they don’t have to.
We eat citrus because, it seems likely, when we as primates lived in trees, fruit was everywhere and plentiful. We originally had the ability to synthesize our own citric acid, but lost it through non-use as tree dwellers.

I believe that. But if we were created that way, it is a faulty design. That’s not the only thing. Breathing through the same throat we eat with seems unnecessary and promotes choking to death. Also, on a planet covered primarily in water, why didn’t we get some gills?

If there was a creator God, he/she didn’t to a very good job.