Have you ever tasted your dog's foot? - Democratic Underground

Oeditpus Rex

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Sat Apr-22-06 11:30 PM
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Have you ever tasted your dog's foot?

Did it taste like Fritos?

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JVS

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Sat Apr-22-06 11:34 PM
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1. I heard that doing that will cause halucinations

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amitten

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Sat Apr-22-06 11:50 PM
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2. If someone has, I don't want to know about it. And why are

people smelling THEIR DOG'S FEET in the first place? :wtf:

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reyd reid reed

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Sun Apr-23-06 12:02 AM
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3. Nope

Never have.

Hell, I spend enough time trying to keep MY foot out of my mouth...why would I want to taste the dog's?

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In_The_Wind

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Sun Apr-23-06 02:11 AM
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4. no

I know where that foot's been and it's not gettin' anywhere my mouth!

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philosophie_en_rose

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Sun Apr-23-06 08:59 AM
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5. As a matter of fact, yes.

I was falling asleep on the couch, and my dog decided to step on my face on his way to jump off of the couch.

It did not taste like Fritos.

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Random_Australian

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Sat Apr-29-06 03:20 AM
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6. No.

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NewWaveChick1981

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Sat Apr-29-06 08:28 AM
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7. Accidentally!

To me, they smell like corn chips, so you're right on with the Fritos thing. :P It's the scent glands in their paws that cause the smell (and taste, in your case!). :)

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Arkansas Granny

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Sat Apr-29-06 08:33 AM
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8. I'll have to take you word on that as I don't plan on sniffing my

dog's feet. She's a sweet girl, but I know where those feet have been.

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NewWaveChick1981

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Sat Apr-29-06 08:38 AM
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9. LOL!

My dogs are mostly indoors, but they do go out in our back yard. They sleep in our bed with us, and I ended up with a paw on my mouth one night. :P That was not my choice. I have, however, smelled their "paw scent" lots of times, and the vet explained it's the glands in their paws that give off the scent. It's different from dog to dog, and it's stronger in some dogs than others. To me, though, it usually smells corny.

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riona

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Sat Apr-29-06 08:39 AM
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10. Well, there goes my breakfast

yet again.:puke:

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