Ownership. They are marking you as theirs. You belong to them, we all belong to our pets, not the other way around! They also own your things (have you noticed how cats rub their whiskers on corners of coffee tables, computers, chairs, your toes...They are putting their stamp, this is MINE, and this, and this too, and you...
2007-03-23 15:15:41
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answered by Lis 3
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It really could just be their breath. Have you ever been around a cat or a dog and they yawned right in your face? Smells fishy right?
If you get a cat or a dog in the future, you cant buy treats and foods that can help with that so you wont have to smell that gross sent anymore.
2007-03-23 15:13:28
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answered by Erica C 1
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They might have had bad breath. A strong fishy scent can be a sign of failing kidneys.
2007-03-23 17:56:10
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answered by Anonymous
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I would say one of two things- they really like your or else there is a dead fish nearby that they are rolling in. If it's the first scenario, you may have to try and avoid them but if it's the second, just like skunk smell, you may have to wash them in tomato juice to get rid of this.
2007-03-23 15:15:04
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answered by Anonymous
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umm...
since you are near, you will smell the fishy scent
youre friend's cat and your old dog probably eats fish
2007-03-23 15:13:00
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answered by Kensuke 3
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The pets were expressing their anal sacks.
Anal sacks are located near the cat or dogs butt hole. (sorry to be gross) they produce this thick nasty smelling paste that comes out when the animal poops (sorry to be gross).
Also when the animal is under stress, or wants to say "your the boss" or "don't hurt me"
Fear will also cause animals to spray this paste.
2007-03-23 15:15:58
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answered by Anonymous
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animals have glands that release to mark territory
2007-03-23 15:14:20
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answered by Marsha 6
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somethings dirty down south.
2007-03-23 15:13:21
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answered by Anonymous
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