I love dogs. I had one as a teen and never had one since. I called him Coffee because it was an easy unusual name that was unique. Not many people drank coffee in our family back then.
But I never in my life could ever understand people who 'kissed' their pet. I have a friend with a tiny dog and she loves picking it up, kissing it and letting the dog lick her lips.
I always just keep imagining that this is the same pet that licks its butt and the butts of other dogs when they get together, or doesn't mind digging into the garbage, licking rotting food or taste testing random feces it found.
My dog will eat condoms and menstrual pads out of the trash and drink piss water in the toilet the the kids never flushed. I'll never let that sicko lick my face
Mine does the same! Disgusting little fucker. He tries to eat my dirty undies too and eats his own vomit. When he comes up and gently gives me a little wet kiss on the face, I friggin melt. Some things are just worth it I guess. There are probably worse ways to die. I try not to think about it too much (we are all getting pretty good at that these days as a coping mechanism aren't we?)
My dogs like to go into the trash too, so you know what I do? I keep the trash bins in cupboards and closed rooms.
They'd also drink out of the toilet, but you know what I do? I close the lid.
I get that with kids it would be hard to be consistent with these things, but there really are some very simple solutions.
Same. It's a level above fucking disgusting. And I love my dog like my kids.
We worry about it germs, but not the chemicals in our environment actually causing long term health issues.
Yeah, I've seldom not had a family dog in my home over the years, and I think that's disguising. If my dog accidently gets me even remotely near the mouth, I scrub my face and gargle vodka.
Despite the misinformation on this subject in our society, dog's mouths are NOT "clean"!
Perhaps part of the reason the idea that “a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s mouth” came to be so widely believed is that we don’t typically swap diseases with our dogs when we swap saliva. You are not going to get the flu from a dog kiss, but you might get it from kissing a human loved one.
Most of the bacteria in your dog’s mouth are not zoonotic, which means you probably won’t get a disease from a big old doggy kiss. There are exceptions to this. Dogs that are fed a raw diet are at an increased risk of contracting salmonella, which can be spread to humans, and you really don’t want to share kisses with a dog that regularly raids the litter box.
In other words, kissing your dog is less risky than kissing another human
Good luck out there!
Humans actually have more bacteria in their mouths than dogs, and most of the diseases we have aren’t zoonotic amongst each other so you’re actually a higher risk for smooching a human.
The only real risk is if you feed your dog raw chicken or they live with a litter box. So go ahead and kiss up! The world could always use more love, and it’s delightful for both parties!
No they don't. Skeletons aren't real.
I'm sorry. You're saying I have living rocks inside me? Utter lunacy.
-Sent from my living rock
If skeleton is fake then where does calcium from?
I kissed a dog and i liked it
I kissed a dog and I liked it
The taste of dog food tongue
I kissed a dog just to try it
I hope my immune system don't mind it
It felt so gross, it felt so right
Don't mean I′m in hospital tonight
I kissed a dog and I liked it
I liked it 🐕
In case someone actually wants to know the truth, here it is:
Baby wolves also lick their mother's face to signal them to regurgitate food
Makes sense, dog want bone!
I can confirm. I own 6 different birds and none of them could peck that logic.
But do you let them peck you on the lips?
This is false. It's actually because we're made of meat and taste salty.
Which is great news for him, because I suffer from Bonus Eruptus. It's a terrible affliction.
