Dog Licking never again. I want to keep my appendages.

[Thebobo]

Poor bastard he started out losing both feet then his legs and then his hands. All from a dog lick.

"As many as 74 percent of dogs have the bacteria in their mouths. That number is 57 percent for cats."

https://patch.com/wisconsin/milwauk...cial&utm_campaign=blasts&utm_content=national

 

[Zanovar]

Toxicariasis worries me.nephews always playing around on grass,chocca with shit basicly.Unable to read your link btw(euro)

 

[lxskllr]

Cats; 17% better. Science to the rescue again.

 

[highland145]

But your mouth is dirtier...and not just germs.

 

[Zanovar]

But your mouth is dirtier...and not just germs.

Possibly your mouth,for sure

 

[highland145]

Possibly your mouth,for sure

Yo mama.

 

[Thebobo]

Toxicariasis worries me.nephews always playing around on grass,chocca with shit basicly.Unable to read your link btw(euro)

Really it's just a local paper why would it be blocked for outside the US?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mans-legs-amputated-after-dog-licks-lead-to-infection-family-says/

 

[Zanovar]

Really it's just a local paper why would it be blocked for outside the US?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mans-legs-amputated-after-dog-licks-lead-to-infection-family-says/

got it thanks

 

[Zanovar]

Really it's just a local paper why would it be blocked for outside the US?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mans-legs-amputated-after-dog-licks-lead-to-infection-family-says/

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[Zanovar]

*scrathes head*

 

[KB]

I will still accept dog kisses. The odds of getting this are very low, first the dog needs to have it in their mouth and on their tongue, second you need an open wound, third you need a compromised immune system.

 

[highland145]

I will still accept dog kisses. The odds of getting this are very low, first the dog needs to have it in their mouth and on their tongue, second you need an open wound, third you need a compromised immune system.

Maybe you could just lick his balls for him and save him the trouble.

 

[Thebobo]

Maybe you could just lick his balls for him and save him the trouble.

Well it would be safer. BUT the bacteria is commonly found in the mouths of humans as well so if you have a dog that has a compromised immune or drinks heavily it might suffer the same terrible fate.

 

[highland145]

Well it would be safer. BUT the bacteria is commonly found in the mouths of humans as well so if you have a dog that has a compromised immune or drinks heavily it might suffer the same a terrible fate.

lol

 

[shortylickens]

 

[dainthomas]

People who let dogs like their faces are effing disgusting.

 

[William Gaatjes]

Really it's just a local paper why would it be blocked for outside the US?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mans-legs-amputated-after-dog-licks-lead-to-infection-family-says/

Thank you. I could not read the site either.

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[MagnusTheBrewer]

People who let dogs like their faces are effing disgusting.

I'm pretty sure no dog's have ever "liked" you.

 

[William Gaatjes]

It is interesting that people come in contact with dogs and cats and that this situation is so rare.
I wonder what the follow up story is.
I am sure the doctors took some blood to do research to find out why this particular bacteria the poor guy caught was either so aggressive and because his body reacted so extreme.
Poor guy lost all his limbs. I feel for him.