A lot of bacteria live in the mouth of any animal some of which can make people very ill or even kill them.
Bactria get in the blood through the wound and infect the persons body via the blood stream. Many of these infections have the potential to become fatal.
Besides, dogs eat decaying bodies (dead birds, frogs, mice etc)
and are known to eat poop!
A dogs lick actually helps a wound heal
Because you let it. This behavior should not be allowed. You should set boundries and limitations for your dog.
Depends on if the dog will lick the wound or not. If it doesn't lick, you can take the collar off sooner. If it tries to lick, you'll have to keep the collar on until the cut has healed entirely.
It isn't bad to be licked by a dog, but it isn't sanitary. Some dogs tend to eat their stool and eat from the trash. So just don't let them lick you in the face and youll be fine.It can be bad to get licked in the face by a dog. If they have any worms they may transmit them to you. If you don't mind the risk of sharing parasites and disease, I guess it is not bad.I've let my dog make out with me for 7 years and I'm fine. Just make sure your dog doesnt lick themself before they lick you and you'll be fine.If you want your dog to lick your face but have it be cleaner, you can buy dog toothpaste at the pet store.WARNING: Do NOT use human toothpaste on your dog. Dogs can not spit so it will make them extremely ill.
If you want to train your dog not to lick people, you should punish them each time you catch them doing it. But not only that. Make sure they know what they are being punished for. Do not let them get by with doing it, not even once, because it will ruin their training.
It is OK to do so but do not hug too tight. Also be sure not to let or encourage your dog to lick your face. This is not a sensible thing to allow your dog to do but they will try to if you put your face near their when you hug them.
Yes people can get ill from a dog. If your dog is sick, which they can be, and you let them lick you you will catch what it had, only less severe.
Preferably not as a dogs mouth is full of bacteria and germs.
It is not recommended for your dog to lick you inside your mouth. Dog saliva can contain bacteria that can be harmful if ingested. It's best to avoid letting your dog lick inside your mouth for hygiene and health reasons.
It is generally not recommended to let your cat lick your hair as it can transfer bacteria and potentially cause skin irritation or infections.
I wouldn't recommend this - your dog's mouth has millions of bacteria in it that can cause more pimples.
It's an interesting question, so let's start with why they lick their own wounds first. First of all, a dog's saliva is very clean, as compared to a humans. And of course, their saliva contains enzymes, etc. which aid a dog in both cleaning their wounds and to promote healing. The second reason is most likely, instinct. After all, they lick their wounds, so why not yours, and for the same reason, just as a mother dog would lick the wounds of one of her pups, should it get injured. It's strange, but after a period of time, you realize that the dog isn't as much your pet, as you're theirs. That's where the training begins, and you've got a lot to learn. Don't worry though, it won't be long before you're properly trained. Seriously though, I wouldn't encourage a dog to lick your wounds, but I wouldn't yell at it for doing so. Just a simple pushing away at the muzzle and a gentle, "No" should be enough. Chalk it up to praternal/maternal instinct. Our canine friends are a devoted species, and they too feel that they must take care of their human pets.