Do dogs have germs in their mouth like humans do?
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Yes, however, the types of germs that affect dogs are typically different from those that affect humans. For example, salmonella doesn’t cause illness in dogs the same way it does in people. This is why dogs can consume raw meat and partially decomposed carcasses without falling ill. Consequently, it is possible for dogs to carry salmonella in their mouths as wel