Photo by: Carolyn Castiglia
They always sniff out their own.
Just like toddlers eye each other on the playground then hone in, walk up and give each other the ET finger, dogs always notice other dogs. I feel totally ready to be the mother of a human boy child should that ever happen, because I've had to teach Buddy to say hello at the face first before diving into someone else's privates. Ahem.
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more Photo by: Carolyn Castiglia
They always sniff out their own.
Just like toddlers eye each other on the playground then hone in, walk up and give each other the ET finger, dogs always notice other dogs. I feel totally ready to be the mother of a human boy child should that ever happen, because I've had to teach Buddy to say hello at the face first before diving into someone else's privates. Ahem.
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