Doriand
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New antidepressant therapy
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Yup, that'll do it!
Robbity
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I call it death by licking! 
I remember many years back when going to buy my two litter mate Cavalier King Charles puppies, their breeder took me out into her garden/dog run, sat me down on the door step and set about 20 wiggling and kissing Cavaliers and 2 large licky Rottweilers (!!
) on me - I too was literally buried under warm furry bodies. As a dog lover it was a wonderful experience that I'll never forget, and I was happy to pass that test with flying colours.
Robbity
I remember many years back when going to buy my two litter mate Cavalier King Charles puppies, their breeder took me out into her garden/dog run, sat me down on the door step and set about 20 wiggling and kissing Cavaliers and 2 large licky Rottweilers (!!
) on me - I too was literally buried under warm furry bodies. As a dog lover it was a wonderful experience that I'll never forget, and I was happy to pass that test with flying colours.Robbity
eddie1968
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Awww...so cute....me happy now lol !
eddie1968
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You can however be "licked to death" and these cute canines should carry a Govt. Health Warning lol
Robbity
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I learned a long, long time ago that doggy saliva is quite hygienic, so I never worry about being licked around my face - unless of course when a licky dog has been attending to its less than hygienic nether regions first.
My two most licky dogs were taught as puppies to "kiss ear" so I could avoid excessive canine face washing.
Robbity
My two most licky dogs were taught as puppies to "kiss ear" so I could avoid excessive canine face washing.Robbity
