Rubes Posted September 7, 2016 Author Posted September 7, 2016 I think it's more conceivable to think that one dog actually pissing on another dog with varying levels of pressure is a more effective means of communication.... How could one dog ever possibly know how "hard" another dog pissed on the grass.... How would we know? How can we even imagine what a dog could sense with a nose capable of smelling many orders of magnitude better than we can? And who says it's just limited to pressure? What if dogs could do things to alter the composition of their urine in ways that we have not thought, or cannot easily detect? Open your minds...
CountryCletus Posted September 7, 2016 Posted September 7, 2016 How would we know? How can we even imagine what a dog could sense with a nose capable of smelling many orders of magnitude better than we can? And who says it's just limited to pressure? What if dogs could do things to alter the composition of their urine in ways that we have not thought, or cannot easily detect? Open your minds... If one person thinks some can exist and another thinks the same thing can't exist, yet there is no possible way to determine who is correct... Who wins the debate??? ME, lol Btw- were you hanging out with Henderson when you came up with this?
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