Is it normal that i let my dog eat pop corn off my tongue?

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I let my dog eat pop corn off my tongue- but I have only done this once

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Based on 41 votes (14 yes)
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  • Boojum
    5 years ago

    Was that before or after he ate some cat shit from the litter tray and then licked his own asshole?

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    • Aberools
      5 years ago

      we don't have a cat (I hate cats!!!!!) and I had just brushed his teeth sooooo no

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    • [Old Memory]
      5 years ago

      Lol. Barf. Lol

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  • bigbudchonga
    5 years ago

    Dude put it on your dick and then you both get a treat

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    • bigrichard69
      5 years ago

      Yeah, kernels stuck in the gums for the dog and a sex change for the owner.

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  • jack_shephard
    5 years ago

    you remind me of rajesh kutrapali from bbt but no it's not normal.

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    • Alduin
      5 years ago

      Yeah...but they shared toothbrushes...

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      • jack_shephard
        5 years ago

        I think that was liily & marshall from HIMYM.
        rajesh used to kiss his dog.

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  • MilitaryMedic
    5 years ago

    It’s not a good idea.

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  • NiceGirl69
    3 years ago

    That's hot! and I do the same thing with my dog

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    • igaveneteine
      2 years ago

      I'd love to see that. Do you have snapchat?

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  • [Old Memory]
    5 years ago

    It's bad for the dog, and bad for you. It's not normal, either.

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  • Cuntsiclestick
    5 years ago

    Not a good idea. Dogs will eat almost anything including animal feces they find in the yard.

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  • Alichael
    5 years ago

    You can just call it dogcorn 🐶🐕 roof roof awlroooofff 🐶🌽🐕🌽🐶🐕🌽🐶🐕 lol lol

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    • kittykandy
      5 years ago

      should of said corn dog

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  • nikkiclaire
    5 years ago

    Popcorn is not good for dogs. Please don't.

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    • MilitaryMedic
      5 years ago

      Dogs can have popcorn as long as it’s fully popped. Kernels are the problem.
      We gave it to guard dogs as a reward. It’s not good to let a dog lick your open mouth.

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      • nikkiclaire
        5 years ago

        Fully popped is still a choking hazard depending on the dog so it's best to keep it from them. Dogs don't need popcorn.

        The open mouth contact is another matter. Pretty harmless in most cases. No more a threat than a human.

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        • MilitaryMedic
          5 years ago

          Wrong on both counts, but believe what you like.

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          • nikkiclaire
            5 years ago

            I spend a lot of time with dogs both for my business and pleasure, so we can agree to disagree.

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            • jack_shephard
              5 years ago

              wtf! Pleasure😓🤔. what do you mean.

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            • MilitaryMedic
              5 years ago

              Not really. You can check with the AKC on popcorn and any health site on the difference between dog saliva and human saliva and how dogs can deal with e-coli among other things - which could infect and potentially kill a human, or my 18 weeks of intensive dog training as a military working dog handler and the guy who led that course for over 20 years.

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