Whereabouts would I find . . .

[elmuervo]

. . . our dogs' belly buttons on their bellies?


Just wondering ;D. I've searched them all and can't find any trace . . .


Jo
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[andywillow]

;D ;D ;D Nutter!!!!

[kamkay]

I really shouldn't ask this , but why do you want to know???

[elmuervo]

Just to widen my already vast repertoire of [mostly] useless knowledge, Kay ;D ;D

Jo
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[brooke1]

Nothing much on telly then ;D?

[elmuervo]

Ahhhhh but, none of you has answered . . . so how daft a question is it really, eh? Eh?


You're probably all too busy turning your hounds upside down as we speak . . . ;D ;D ;D ;D


Jo
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[Flaperoo]

Dec 14, 2012 15:51:37 GMT -5 elmuervo said:

You're probably all too busy turning your hounds upside down as we speak . . . ;D ;D ;D ;D


Jo
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That is exactly what I did ;D ;D

I didn't find one have you

Maryx

[denlee]

Can't believe it is 9.30 on a Friday night and I am "Googleing" dogs and belly buttons
But does this answer your question?? Yes they're born with umbilical cords and have belly buttons in the form of (usually) a small bump.

But unlike human, dogs' belly buttons are sometimes "invisible". When the mother took excellent care of them (licking & disconnecting them), the navel seems flat (no bump) and with fur growing on it, you may not be able to find it.

A little trick is to look closely on your dog's belly, there should be a spot where its fur grows in a 'swirly' manner (not flat or in the same direction as the rest). That spot is most probably where your dog's navel is. Also, if your dog's a female, you'll be able to see her navel clearly when she's pregnant (since about four weeks along).

Jeez! I am sad.

[gazer]

Well there you go, you learn something everyday.

Thanks for googling

Jo, I hope you are paying attention ;D

[sammy13]

I do worry sometimes . My daughter asked me this same question. Does this mean Jo is my long lost daughter

[barbaranixon]

You don't have to look under mine.Finger at base of willie, moving centrally forward and a small thickened skin area is soon felt (dog not impressed). Others have had a slightly raise circle with dimpled centre.

[elmuervo]

Dec 14, 2012 16:39:55 GMT -5 denlee said:

Can't believe it is 9.30 on a Friday night and I am "Googleing" dogs and belly buttons
But does this answer your question?? Yes they're born with umbilical cords and have belly buttons in the form of (usually) a small bump.

But unlike human, dogs' belly buttons are sometimes "invisible". When the mother took excellent care of them (licking & disconnecting them), the navel seems flat (no bump) and with fur growing on it, you may not be able to find it.

A little trick is to look closely on your dog's belly, there should be a spot where its fur grows in a 'swirly' manner (not flat or in the same direction as the rest). That spot is most probably where your dog's navel is. Also, if your dog's a female, you'll be able to see her navel clearly when she's pregnant (since about four weeks along).

Jeez! I am sad.

Awwww Denise, that's made me so happy! That means that my babies' first mummies must have been wonderful, caring and capable mummies as all their babies' belly buttons are flatties!


Awwwww: Hats off to Dundrum Fancy (Barney's mum), Star Cash (Twirly's mummy) and Cool Boyne (Biggly's mummy) . . . and ALL the other brilliant dog mummies out there!


Jo
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[sammy13]

Donna now thinks Jo is brilliant for asking this question. She is going to look for brackens later

[tesse0barney]

tesse has a belly button. a little rosette on her belly.


ETA: this is possibly my first post on a forum in 4 months and of all the threads on all the forums this is what i feel the need to respond to... ;D

thanks Jo

[elmuervo]

Dec 16, 2012 12:12:21 GMT -5 tesse0barney said:

tesse has a belly button. a little rosette on her belly.

Awwwwwww! Blow a big raspberry on it for me, will you bud?

Jo
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