Hi,
Saw an interesting feature on BBC Breakfast this morning which suggested that some dogs can detect the presence of cancer. With Breast cancer they can smell it on women's breath and with Prostate cancer in men they can smell it from their urine. This may sound a bit farfetched but it suddenly reminded me of a visit I made to friends about a year before my diagnosis. They had a dog and it was embarrassing because the dog kept smelling my private parts. It just wouldn't leave me alone. In the end my friends had to shut the dog in another room. We all had a good laugh about it because they said that the dog obviously fancied me but they said that he had never done that before with anyone else.
I wondered, has anyone else ever had a similar experience, particulary if it happened before they knew about their cancer?
Steve
Edited by member 18 Aug 2014 at 15:46
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