Why Dogs Sniff Butts & …

Why Dogs Sniff Butts & …


June 10, 2010
What can you learn from the ‘dogs sniffing each others butts’ to improve your own life? Few understand the technique, and it’s implications for human evolvement. Seems that folks in the US are obsessed with dogs and cats who often have a better environment than do billions of humans. Something’s very wrong here! Know a few couples in  new ‘mega houses’ with dogs that pay no rent, and with food bills as well as veterinarian fees, it cost a bundle. Never do they suggest that they offer to have a ‘golden oldie person’ or a student to live there, and pay rent! Oh my gosh, what an imposition for those who claimed they worked hard for every dollar! Only idiots work hard rather than ‘smart and enjoying their work’!

“Dogs have two anal glands in their rectums, which emit a strong scent. Dogs sniff each other’s butts in order to get a whiff of it. The aroma they smell gives them detailed information about the other dog. Dogs sniff each other’s butts in order to get a whiff of it. The aroma they smell gives them detailed information about the other dog. The aroma emitted from a dog’s butt tells other dogs vital information about him. It tells his sex, health status and temperament. Therefore, on a first meeting, two unacquainted dogs know if they want to befriend each other or not. So what does that mean to us? We need to trust our dog’s instincts. If he doesn’t like another dog, there is probably a good reason. The other dog doesn’t pass the sniff test. “
Rarely do humans pass their own sniff test! Even more rarely, are they able to see and appreciate a stranger or a rare friend who emanates an aura of love and compassion without superfluous and erroneous judgments that equate to misperceptions or just plain ignorance. Dogs don’t need to live in luxury homes or flaunt possessions while only befriending a stranger for greedy, self serving needs. Certainly, it’s not recommended that one approach sniffing the way dogs do. Neither is it the best use of consciousness to run and ignore like the cat is known for.  Come from the heart to do your part in communicating.
Investigate within – there are ‘butt’ons inside that activate myriad facets of consciousness from compassion, to sensitivity, empathy, positivity, awareness, and all kinds of mysteries that will replace negative/reactionary aspects of one’s being. Make life more challenging and rewarding than having your best friend being just a dog or cat!  Try letting it be ‘you’ then move on from there to others. Who ‘nose’ sniffing it out’ might just work!
Arhata