Why are dogs allowed to piss on the streets and not humans?
929026
let me guess, next you'll want to be allowed to sniff others butts
149800
It is my understanding that in time gone by and I forget the country, but the people lived in huts. And the roofs to these huts were made from grass. (straw) and during colder weather cats as well as dogs would seek warmth from this. Well when it rained naturally the straw would get wet and at times the weight of all the cats and dogs on the roof would cause them to fall through. Hence the saying its raining cats and dogs.
873105
Dogs as we know, --are man's best friends and known for absolute dedication and loyalty. However, they are still animals and cannot replace man, the higher form of life. The dog won't give you a ride, won't carry-on a conversation with you, won't marry you and won't perform many duties of man who has superior intelligence.\n\nPeople can imagine their pets to be substitute for human affection; however these people are in delusions.
594299
CUZ HE CAN AND HE NEEDS A CLEAN A PLACE TO PUT HIS CHEWING GUM.  and why does no one ever ask why does a dog lick her kootie koot?
419529
ahhahah. that is funny. just random pissing. well. you might not want to call them cops quite yet. they seem like the type who will not listen and do worse things. Louder music, poop on the fence instead of pee. start off asking and working it out. if it dont work then, then go to cops. and assuming it doesnt work then, then complain to cops again and say its a serious problem and they are not listening.
170207
why dont chickens pee
73497
"The phrase "raining cats and dogs" originated in seventeenth-century England.  During heavy downpours of rain, many of the poor animals who roamed the streets unfortunately drowned, and their bodies could be seen floating in the rain torrents that raced through the streets.  This situation gave the appearance that it had literally rained "cats and dogs" and led to the current expression."
821737
i can understand why they do it but...\n\ni dont agree because animals are not humans and they do have different d.n.a to us.
296630
Aggressive dog behavior is overwhelmingly the fault of humans. In some cases, particularly in cases where children are bitten, the dog is provoked into it. This might not be intentional, but I work with animals and can't tell you how many times parents will be standing right next to their kids, but are oblivious to the fact that they are smacking rather than petting an animal, pulling its ears, poking it or getting in its face. The only way dogs have to tell them to stop is aggression. Although this is more common with children, I have seen plenty of grown adults that should know better approach or treat animals in a way that is inappropriate and could trigger aggression. This is usually the cause of "sudden, unexpected" aggression from dogs that have a long track record of good behavior.\n\nDogs that exhibit aggressive behavior regularly were most likely made that way by their owners, either intentionally or not. Many people will buy "macho" breeds like rottweilers and pit bulls and teach them to be aggressive because they think it's cool. What is unfortunately even more wide spread is aggression fostered in dogs because of poor treatment on the part of their owners. Dogs are social animals. Most canines live naturally in packs, and domestic dogs instinctually look to their human family to be their pack. Many dogs are kept chained their entire lives, or live outside in yards or cages and rarely get attention or socialization. This is like being in solitary containment for them, and after a while it can cause a number of "bad" behaviors, such as constant barking, digging, chewing, and of course, aggression.
3834
They do, but some animals have a higher tolerance than humans.  Think about it, how would you feel after you eat a rotten carcass or plants off the ground.
886739
not me im not picking up a hot steamy pile of poo. i just kick some dirt or grass on it. i mean if your dumb enough to step on a big heap of grass or dirt then u serve hot poo on your shoe. i totally agree. and besides i walk my dog in a big field so i doubt anyone wil step in it
1173450
Because someone took the pee out.
66495
gross, but...\n\n" Urine is collected from animals in game farms, zoos and preserves. These wild game care providers are fully regulated by the appropriate state agencies. Those agencies conduct regular inspections of each facility to assure that the facility meets all health and treatment standards established by each agency. The urine is collected via floor collection drains in pens and cages and the animals are always treated in a most humane manner. In addition, these wild game care providers find that the revenue generated by the renewable resource of urine delivers a much needed income stream that allows these providers to keep many more animals alive and healthy."
1151589
since most vets have studied mammals, they understand many conditions of the human body. however, it is not legal. they are licensed for the care of animals. the majority of their training has been specialized towards non-human animals. as you may know, many new drugs are first tested on animals before used in volunteer research studies with actual humans. if the drugs don't work as desired on the animals they never make FDA approval for use in humans. even so, many drugs that do well in rats and monkeys still do not produce the desired effect in humans. and in response to what someone else said about animals using the same medicines... it is true they use the same drugs to treat many conditions, however, the reason they cost less is because they are not produced under the same level of standards as for human consumption. so if you wouldn't eat dog food, then you shouldn't take dog medicines either.
1071619
Good question.... one that I had never thought about.. I am supposing it is because it came from US and that makes it more of a repulsion. We use animal feces to spread on the ground as fertilizer and that is acceptable... in Korea and some other areas, they use human feces to spread on the ground(do not know why as it has no fertilizers value whatsoever) but that is though of by Western standards as disgraceful
613503
because humans aren't lizards
158064
Humans ask questions to communicate, to satisfy their needs, wants and curiosities. This may just be my opinion, but I think that animals ask questions. When your dog or cat goes to the door and scratches on it or whines, you know they're saying, "Can I go outside"? "Do you really want a cleanup in aisle #3?" When your dog gets his leash and brings it to you, you know he's saying, "Can we go for a walk, please". My mother had a goldfish that would come to the top of the water when he wanted to eat. Was he asking for food? HMMMM