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Is there a certain smell or quality to a puppy's breath that is appealing, or is it more of an emotionally-driven thing?
It's been ten years since we last had a baby pup in the home, and frankly I don't remember smelling my dog's breath then. I certainly don't remember anything intoxicating about it.
I realise this is probably a stupid question, so I will try to accept any ridicule with good grace.
It's been ten years since we last had a baby pup in the home, and frankly I don't remember smelling my dog's breath then. I certainly don't remember anything intoxicating about it.
I realise this is probably a stupid question, so I will try to accept any ridicule with good grace.