We know the scientific answer to this question, but we want your personal answer. Why do you sniff butts?
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ReplyDeletePocket: I like to greet dogs, but don't want to get bit. There are no teeth in the butt.
River: Because around back is where fudge is made.
Cinnamon tells me She can tell their identity and health and what they ate. But I want to know why she sniff us cats' butts.
ReplyDeleteto tell da mama that da nelly needs a cleaning, even when I smell nothing. he hates that, so I have to make sure that it happens very often LOL
ReplyDeleteWhy wouldn't I?
ReplyDeleteChecking to see how healthy the pup is.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
OMD, that pup's face is BURIED back there!
ReplyDeleteIt's our version of looking them up on Face Book. XOX Xena and Lucy
hay ewe dawgz...thatz a good questshun....
ReplyDeletebee coz.... itz in R face ??? ☺☺☺
I plead the 5th! BOL BOL BOL
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Hahahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteJust checking to see if they get a better tasting kibble:)
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
What a crazy photo! Yeah, we sniff, but not like that!
ReplyDeleteRosie and Redford
It's a doggie thing.
ReplyDeleteGood things humans don't do that!
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