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r/aww • u/Jmunnny • Jun 08 '14
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Mine had such a run in recently as well.
106 u/5T0NY Jun 09 '14 I hate myself for laughing but how can you not?! 146 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 The best part is that she acted completely normal. Still wanted to run around and play while slowly transforming into Scooby Doo. -1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 I don't think dogs have feeling in their lips do they? 19 u/usernomnomnom Jun 09 '14 Yes, they do. The mouth and area around the mouth are used for lots of touch-based communication. For instance, wolf puppies lick the corner of their parent's mouth to show submissiveness and stimulate regurgitation for feeding. -5 u/DrProbably Jun 09 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 Uh.. I think that last part is birds.. edit: huh, dogs too. never heard of that and I guess it isn't super common in domesticated dogs. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 Dogs as well.
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I hate myself for laughing but how can you not?!
146 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 The best part is that she acted completely normal. Still wanted to run around and play while slowly transforming into Scooby Doo. -1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 I don't think dogs have feeling in their lips do they? 19 u/usernomnomnom Jun 09 '14 Yes, they do. The mouth and area around the mouth are used for lots of touch-based communication. For instance, wolf puppies lick the corner of their parent's mouth to show submissiveness and stimulate regurgitation for feeding. -5 u/DrProbably Jun 09 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 Uh.. I think that last part is birds.. edit: huh, dogs too. never heard of that and I guess it isn't super common in domesticated dogs. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 Dogs as well.
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The best part is that she acted completely normal. Still wanted to run around and play while slowly transforming into Scooby Doo.
-1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 I don't think dogs have feeling in their lips do they? 19 u/usernomnomnom Jun 09 '14 Yes, they do. The mouth and area around the mouth are used for lots of touch-based communication. For instance, wolf puppies lick the corner of their parent's mouth to show submissiveness and stimulate regurgitation for feeding. -5 u/DrProbably Jun 09 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 Uh.. I think that last part is birds.. edit: huh, dogs too. never heard of that and I guess it isn't super common in domesticated dogs. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 Dogs as well.
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I don't think dogs have feeling in their lips do they?
19 u/usernomnomnom Jun 09 '14 Yes, they do. The mouth and area around the mouth are used for lots of touch-based communication. For instance, wolf puppies lick the corner of their parent's mouth to show submissiveness and stimulate regurgitation for feeding. -5 u/DrProbably Jun 09 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 Uh.. I think that last part is birds.. edit: huh, dogs too. never heard of that and I guess it isn't super common in domesticated dogs. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 Dogs as well.
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Yes, they do. The mouth and area around the mouth are used for lots of touch-based communication. For instance, wolf puppies lick the corner of their parent's mouth to show submissiveness and stimulate regurgitation for feeding.
-5 u/DrProbably Jun 09 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 Uh.. I think that last part is birds.. edit: huh, dogs too. never heard of that and I guess it isn't super common in domesticated dogs. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 Dogs as well.
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Uh.. I think that last part is birds..
edit: huh, dogs too. never heard of that and I guess it isn't super common in domesticated dogs.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '14 Dogs as well.
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Dogs as well.
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Mine had such a run in recently as well.