[quote]andrew_live wrote:
Thoughts on tits: They are for babies and grownups to play with. That is all.[/quote]
Hahahaha! Awesome. Thanks for posting that, I lmao.
[quote]orion wrote:
[quote]Jackie_Jacked wrote:
[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
Not just gross, inappropriate for a dog to consume.[/quote]
If we are being serious - this. It really is gross and not right on a whole new level.[/quote]
In fact, if you wanted to count the ways and levels of this being not right, you needed a three dimensional spreadsheet. [/quote]
No doubt.
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
Not just gross, inappropriate for a dog to consume.[/quote]
Lol, cant help buy ask why not? If you die your dog will eat you, so in what way shape or form could breast milk hurt a dog? [/quote]
There was an article a while back where someone died in their home and no one noticed for like 20 days, the dog stayed by the owners side almost dying of starvation himself.
[quote]Hellfrost wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
Not just gross, inappropriate for a dog to consume.[/quote]
Lol, cant help buy ask why not? If you die your dog will eat you, so in what way shape or form could breast milk hurt a dog? [/quote]
There was an article a while back where someone died in their home and no one noticed for like 20 days, the dog stayed by the owners side almost dying of starvation himself.[/quote]
I’ve read of several cases of dogs eating their owner’s corpse, as well as some where the pet leaves the body alone. I suppose it depends on how deep the emotional bond is/ the dog’s disposition, and level of decay (putrified flesh can be very tempting to a starving pooch. To quote Adam Richman of Man vs. Food “it just falls off the bone”).
Homer (poet not cartoon) wrote in his Iliad that it was perhaps the greatest insult for a fallen warrior to be denied a proper burial by his enemies and instead left in the dust where they fell to be eaten by dogs.
Humans drink cow milk and I don’t see the outcries of interspecies obscenity.
So why not let Sparky drink what seems good for him?
Btw, this isn’t uncommon with indigenous tribes.
[quote]Schwarzfahrer wrote:
Humans drink cow milk and I don’t see the outcries of interspecies obscenity.
So why not let Sparky drink what seems good for him?
Btw, this isn’t uncommon with indigenous tribes.[/quote]
That’s one of the biggest reasons who are anti-milk talk about.
It’s simple as this, a species appropraite diet for a dog is that which wolves eat as well, since they are so close… meat, organ, bone, a little bit of veggies (veggies can be debated).
Human breast milk is not something a dog should be consuming, jeuss am I really arguing about dogs and breastmilk LOL
[quote]Schwarzfahrer wrote:
Humans drink cow milk and I don’t see the outcries of interspecies obscenity.
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The crucial difference is that we generally don’t get under a cow and suckle straight from the teat. I’m sure there are people out there who do- probably on some secluded farm where Daisy’s milkshake (and her other charms) brings all the boys to the yard.
[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
[quote]Schwarzfahrer wrote:
Humans drink cow milk and I don’t see the outcries of interspecies obscenity.
So why not let Sparky drink what seems good for him?
Btw, this isn’t uncommon with indigenous tribes.[/quote]
That’s one of the biggest reasons who are anti-milk talk about.
It’s simple as this, a species appropraite diet for a dog is that which wolves eat as well, since they are so close… meat, organ, bone, a little bit of veggies (veggies can be debated).
Human breast milk is not something a dog should be consuming, jeuss am I really arguing about dogs and breastmilk LOL[/quote]
It would be one thing for her to be breastfeeding a pup, but the dog is 10 y.o. She started feeding him in 2010, and has admitted that doing so compensates for not being able to breast feed her two sons.