tacran
Posted : 3/14/2008 11:09:04 PM
luvmyswissy
My friend has a mastiff that to is a drooler and they have towels all over the house to wipe his mouth constantly. They say that if he shakes his head and the drool gets on the wall and they don't catch it, the next day its like glue.
So true! Our dog, now at the Bridge, was a Bullmastiff, and he was a champion drooler. We had rags/towels placed strategically around the house, and we gave them to guests to keep on their laps if needed!
One morning at work my co-worker greeted me with, "Good morning. Hey - what's that in your hair?" I reached up and felt a slimy slobber that was planted there earlier that morning.
Lovely! I also remember taking walks and he'd shake his head after panting heavily and it would land on my glasses, and I'd have to walk the rest of the way looking through slobber (tissues weren't always successful at cleaning it!).
I used to curse the slobber, but even 2 years after his death, we still find faint stains of it dried in weird places, and it makes me smile. I pulled a book off a high shelf the other day, and there was evidence of a slobber mark. They're bittersweet little messages to me now.