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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You all don’t have dogs? My dog walks through his own pee in the yard and that of other dogs in walks. I don’t make him wear shoes because I don’t have ocd. People this insane about germs that would flip out over a few footsteps through the house need a psychiatrist. The gossiping is just the icing on the cake. I bet her kid has allergies and autoimmune disease in the future. [/quote] My dog doesn't want to walk through her pee or poop. If she does, I wash her feet. Every time, we have a towel and her feet are wiped off. Otherwise there is dirt brought in. Do it a few times and you'll see how much gets on the towel and not your floors or carpets. [/quote] If your dog is walking on the sidewalk and grass they are totally walking in pee and poop. [/quote] I can’t fathom being this level of a germophobe. How do you live?[/quote] Quite well and easily, in fact. I just use a towel and wipe off its feet. And if she steps in something particularly dirty, I use a bit of water in a bowl to wash her feet. I could ask the same about how you accustom yourself to living with the level of dirt you are fine with. We all draw that line differently. [/quote] You wipe your dog’s feet every time they come in from outside? You understand that you are mentally unwell, right?[/quote] I'm perfectly sane and normal. It takes 3 seconds and keeps a lot of dirt out. It's probably more mentally odd to be offended by someone's cleaning habits that are fairly normal and used by many pet owners. Not sure what you have at stake in calling me ill. [/quote]
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