No; it is not possible.
You get a human skeleton from a human (Homo sapiens sapiens), and you get a dog skeleton from a dog (Canis lupus familiaris).
Its as bad for a dog to lick human spit as it is for us to lick dog spit. So the answer is YESSSSS, iIT IS BAD FOR A DOG TO LICK HUMAN SPIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They die jk well you will get std (aids)or dieses or nothing
Never feed a dog human food.Take the dog to a vet before it dies.
Is there a human equivelant to Clavaloc antibiotic that you can give a dog?
yes it can lick lick
There is only one way to get a venereal disease and it isn't from dog bites or scratches. VD is only contracted from human to human
yes and your dog can transmit it to you aswell
Yes, as easy as it is for one human to transfer a common cold to another human. Our immune systems are similar.
No. Humans are the only hosts for HIV.
yes actually they can transmit Endema to another dog 2nd Answer: NO they cannot. Edema is a swelling in the flesh caused by injuries or diseases. It cannot be passed on.
Giving Ivomect to a 75 pound dog needs to be done through a shot. This is a medication for heartworms and it could hurt them if they are given the medication orally.
No, rabies can only be transmitted by the exchange of critical bodily fluids, such as an infected dog's saliva mixing with human blood after a bite. Licking will not transmit the disease unless the dog licks a wound you may have.
You do not give dogs human medicine you have to ask a vet first especially vicodin.
Dog.
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