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Guest DieBees
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I see a lot of clients. I see them at their homes and places of work.

 

So yesterday, I go to a client, and the ladies' dog smells my crotch, yes my CROTCH! ( dont know a better word...)

 

So, how did I handle it? The first words that came out of my mouth was, I think your dog wants to marry me. I was so ashamed. I did not hide a steak in my undies. Why would the flippen dog do it I thought!

 

I see plenty people and it has never happened before.

 

Not sure what the correct manner would be to handle this.

 

Should I address this to Dr Phil? :)

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Nothing wrong with you dude, just how they operate...

 

Humans are often embarrassed when a dog trots over and starts sniffing at their groin, or pokes its snout in their butt. The dog has no idea that placing its nose in these parts of the human body might be offensive to some people, rather the dog is simply seeking information. The dominant sense for dogs is their sense of smell. Thus for canines reading scents is much like reading a written status report about the target of its sniffing. This is a common way to gather information from other dogs, and in many ways dogs treat humans as if they were similar to canines.

Guest DieBees
Posted

Ha ha! I had such a laugh at keithbe's post now! Surely i prefer the smell!

Guest DieBees
Posted

Not good to kick a prospective clients' dog before you closed the deal. He was the biggest dog and most probably the leader of the pack. He had to approve me.

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Not good to kick a prospective clients' dog before you closed the deal. He was the biggest dog and most probably the leader of the pack. He had to approve me.

Yep, u just needed to smell him back and waggle your tail at the same time... Deal sealed

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Kneel down and smell the dogs crotch. It shows compassion and empathy.

 

that would be a first...

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