Originally Posted by CollieWobbles:
“My dog does not eat any of those things and is kept meticulously clean, by me, who wouldn't allow her not to be. And to be honest, people can't say much, look at what they get up to and willingly put in their mouths
. At least I know where my dog has been!
Why on earth should someone who shows love and affection for their beloved pet needs psychiatric help because it's not hygienic? Babies and little kids that crawl all over the floor with their sticky hands, snotty noses, and bits of food splattered all over them are quite possibly the most unhygienic, germ filled thing you can find, yet people still kiss them and no one says anything.”
“My dog does not eat any of those things and is kept meticulously clean, by me, who wouldn't allow her not to be. And to be honest, people can't say much, look at what they get up to and willingly put in their mouths
. At least I know where my dog has been!Why on earth should someone who shows love and affection for their beloved pet needs psychiatric help because it's not hygienic? Babies and little kids that crawl all over the floor with their sticky hands, snotty noses, and bits of food splattered all over them are quite possibly the most unhygienic, germ filled thing you can find, yet people still kiss them and no one says anything.”
Thank you. You've confirmed my points about people very nicely.




. Though if I buy an ice cream she normally gets her own, usally a plain mini milk.