Husky (certain introduction)
Everyone expresses their love for dogs in different ways, and some like to pet dogs , some like to hug dogs, some just have trouble with dogs, and some just give dogs a kiss, so can we kiss dogs? Although this is a way to express love, it is generally not recommended for the host to do this because it may have certain effects on his body.
Dogs and humans also have a variety of bacteria in their mouths. Through close contact such as kissing, bacteria may be cross-infected. If a dog's mouth is full of calculus or suffers from other oral diseases, it may be infected with germs.
Anaerobic bacteria are prevalent in the oral cavity and they survive in the crevices of the oral cavity. If a dog's oral hygiene is poor, bacteria can be picked up when the mouths come into contact with each other. If one party suffers from upper respiratory tract symptoms, diarrhea, etc., kissing the other party can cause them to suffer from the same disease. In addition, some oral diseases may also be infected, such as periodontal disease, which can seriously lead to tooth loss. In addition to bacteria, some parasites in dogs, such as Trichomonas, Trichomonas, Giardia pyriformis, etc., can also infect humans and cause symptoms such as diarrhea.
Even if both parties do not have symptoms, they cannot take it lightly, because the bacteria stored in the oral cavity will also be transmitted to the other party, which may cause the disease in the one with weaker immunity. Dogs themselves have strong immunity against certain bacteria, but this does not mean that we are the same. Dogs can also get saliva on their mouths, so even a casual kiss may be contaminated by bacteria.
Therefore, owners who like to kiss their dogs must pay attention to the fact that there are many more bacteria in the dog’s mouth than we think. In the long run, it may make the dog fall ill immediately, or even You may feel rabies, so be sure to pay attention.
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