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I take mine to the local park. We usually bump into a few other dogs. My girl dog hides behind my legs for a bit, until the boy dog gives the all clear. Then, they run around sniffing each others' bums. |
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"I take mine to the local park. We usually bump into a few other dogs. My girl dog hides behind my legs for a bit, until the boy dog gives the all clear. Then, they run around sniffing each others' bums. "
Haha that is a dog thing . Mine does that to every dog and so do they. I've never really researched why .
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"Ive just researched it and found out that dog's have a gland in their butts that gives off " chemical information " to other dogs on diet , emotional state etc..... So there you have it  "
I thought it was to do with finding out what they had been eating. Didn't know about the emotional state. I wonder why humans don't do it  |
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For daily walks just around the local park.
For mammoth walks we go around the golf course which also passes the zoo. The scaredy cats won’t walk past the lions. Luckily they’re portable so I can just pop one under each arm. Um. That’s dogs. Not lions. |
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"For daily walks just around the local park.
For mammoth walks we go around the golf course which also passes the zoo. The scaredy cats won’t walk past the lions. Luckily they’re portable so I can just pop one under each arm. Um. That’s dogs. Not lions. "
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