If that's true, how come I seem to be the one who feels worse after we kiss?
2007-10-01 05:38:50
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answered by Anonymous
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my dogs mouth is pretty clean,
he brushes and flosses every day, uses mouth wash.....
what would prompt such a question. The only thing i'm sure about is that a dog that is eating cat ***** may have some bacteria in the mouth that can kill you.
one of my patients was a female dog handler that was bitten by a working dog (not a working girl, i.e., street walker) and within 12 hours, she was a deaths door with a battering ram.
she had infection from her hand/wrist all the way up into her shoulder and when she came into the OR, the question was would she live, not would she lose her arm. loseing the arm was sort of an expected deal.
clean mouths are more than just looks and breath. bacteria is not something you can just observe and say, oh ya, that mouth is clean or not.
but my dog is working to be 9 months old now, he is a proper gentleman, wears a sport coat and tie when he is out on the town. He is good with kids and is holding down a job now.
hope this helps
2007-10-01 05:31:44
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answered by magnetic_azimuth 6
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Probably.
I mean come on think of all of the things we eat and drink everyday. We eat and drink like 7 different things everyday and all they eat is a bowl of dog food once a day and some water. It's not mixed with a bunch of other things. Plus dog food is usually good for their teeth so I bet their mouth isn't full of nasty bacteria like us.
On top of all of that, they drool a lot so if the saliva is going then most likely it's not too dirty in there.
Humans are the dirtiest animals on the face of this planet.
2007-10-01 05:24:07
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answered by Anonymous
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My dog's mouth is cleaner in the sense that she doesn't cuss, well I rarely do but she never talked like a gangsta, so spiritually she has a cleaner mouth...
but i brush my teeth more times than my mom brushes our doggie's teeth so my mouth's physical health is much better than my dog's.
2007-10-01 05:47:36
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, it makes a huge difference! :) Gum disease and plaque can lead to health problems once it enters the blood stream; mouth problems can even affect your dog's organs. I'm not sure about dental sticks, but brushing is a great idea.
2016-04-06 22:38:40
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answered by ? 4
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Nope, my dog likes to take "kitty nuggets" out of the cat box when Im not looking... Clean Mouth??? Yeah Right!!!
2007-10-01 05:23:53
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answered by shadowsthathunt 6
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You know that is a crock of .......!!
Dogs will eat ANYTHING!!!!
Road kill, kitty poo, bones that have laid out for a week, lick themselves in inappropriate places, and drink from the toilet!!
Yuck!!
2007-10-01 12:01:41
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answered by Gnome 6
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I was just gonna say the thing about the cat poop and anus licking and also the vomit eating.(Thinking of "Brian" from Family Guy asking "Meg" if she was going to eat his vomit...PAA!)
I agree. It is a giant litter box of excrement.
2007-10-01 05:58:14
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answered by ? 6
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There is no other mouth more cleaner than mine....
Hence don't have any second thoughts of kissing me :)
Sorry I don't have dogs ....
Atleast I don't have to compete with it :)
2007-10-01 10:18:23
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answered by ? 4
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well yes i do, science studies show that dogs have a cleaner mouth than a human being because they have some sort of bacteria in their mouths that keeps their teeth and gums clean.
2007-10-01 05:26:10
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answered by jossy 1
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Oh, no, you misunderstand. The expression is supposed to mean that dogs don't swear, cuss, or potty-mouth like we humans do.
2007-10-01 08:05:05
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answered by Anonymous
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