I hope it’s been fixed now, but I heard that when fingerprint ID first came on laptops, anybody’s fingerprint would log you into a computer. It didn’t have to be the fingerprint of the person whose fingerprint was first registered.
I suspect that all the dogs who stuck their noses way up there on my dog probably knew she had kidney disease before the vet told me after my beagle had her physical (blood, urine), vaccinations, etc). That would have been one when time I wish dogs could talk.
Ratkin about 2 months ago
TONGUE ID spells UNTIE DOG. It’s a weak password.
Imagine about 2 months ago
I guess it’s better than butt ID.
Gent about 2 months ago
Doggie use WoofsApp eh.
silberdistel about 2 months ago
I read that the skin on noses of dogs has a unique pattern like fingerprints. So this could work maybe.
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 2 months ago
Nose. Do nose I.D.
Purple People Eater about 2 months ago
I hope it’s been fixed now, but I heard that when fingerprint ID first came on laptops, anybody’s fingerprint would log you into a computer. It didn’t have to be the fingerprint of the person whose fingerprint was first registered.
Gina Carson about 2 months ago
Aren’t dogs typically ID’d by their urine?
sobrown51 about 2 months ago
How come retinal scan security isn’t called “Eye D”?
khcm1157 about 2 months ago
Could be worse, could be the old ‘Tail Sniff ID’.
Moonkey Premium Member about 2 months ago
I suspect that all the dogs who stuck their noses way up there on my dog probably knew she had kidney disease before the vet told me after my beagle had her physical (blood, urine), vaccinations, etc). That would have been one when time I wish dogs could talk.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 2 months ago
The phone becomes a "lap"top.
mistercatworks about 2 months ago
While technically feasible, the moisture would void your warranty.