Dogs

Many owners will feel that the dogs they raise are very clean and hygienic, so Dogs will also happily respond when they lick their lips. However, after all, dogs go out to play, and daily grooming does not involve bathing every day, so the owner still needs to maintain a certain distance from the dog.
Although the health benefits of keeping a dog far outweigh the potential risks, such as simply petting them to lower your blood pressure, it is best not to let them lick your lips or cheeks.
According to the Florida Department of Health, more than 200,000 Americans are infected each year with Campylobacter, which can also be found on the tails of cats and dogs and can cause stomach discomfort in people. In addition, it can cause diarrhea and fever. bacteria, ringworm spores that cause skin peeling, and three oral bacteria that can cause periodontal disease but are not commonly seen in humans, are also present on dogs' tongues and can be contracted through licking. Naturally, not to mention if the dog eats feces that has more germs.

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