bloody dogs ,WHY
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gbb
Legendary Member
- Location
- Peterborough
Is it a Jack Russell thing ?. We had one in the late 1970s, she would run if you left the gate open, bugger to get back...but occasionally she'd come on absolutely stinking, vile putrid, rotten stenching smell. She must have been finding dead animals and thinking...
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Oh i promise its not just a Jack Russell thing.
My Cairn relished the challenge of finding fox poo or something equally disgusting to roll in on our walks.
I relished turning the shower on him.
My Cairn relished the challenge of finding fox poo or something equally disgusting to roll in on our walks.
I relished turning the shower on him.
smokeysmoo
Legendary Member
- Location
- Bolton, not very far from Nob End
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
We got Bruno as an 18 month old rescue dog. Once he could be trusted (about a week) I let him off the lead.
One day on Wonwell beach in Devon he was maybe 20yds awY when he went over, writhing, legs in the air.
My calls were having no effect. I went over.
It was either seal or dolphin mid decomposition. It was like a drug to the filthy bastard!
I made him go in the sea for a long, long time. That didn't do the job!
I had to stick him in the car for 10 minutes to get back.
I went to the pet shop and bought the most feminine, floral dog shampoo I could find.
He hated it.
Served him right.
One day on Wonwell beach in Devon he was maybe 20yds awY when he went over, writhing, legs in the air.
My calls were having no effect. I went over.
It was either seal or dolphin mid decomposition. It was like a drug to the filthy bastard!
I made him go in the sea for a long, long time. That didn't do the job!
I had to stick him in the car for 10 minutes to get back.
I went to the pet shop and bought the most feminine, floral dog shampoo I could find.
He hated it.
Served him right.
G-Zero
Über Member
- Location
- Durham City, UK
Was away in the van, staying on a site in Keswick on the shore of Derwentwater and had my Lab out for an early walk in the rain, when he introduced me to the joys of dog rolling. He'd found the most disgusting smelling remains of a decomposing eel and rolled to his heart's content, before I sussed what he was up to.
The stench was so bad that I had to stay upwind of him while I walked him in to town to the petshop and tied him 2 lamp posts away while I waited for the shop to open.
One large bottle of dog shampoo later saw me knee deep in Derwentwater, still pishing down, holding on to errant mutt and surrounded by soap suds !!
The stench was so bad that I had to stay upwind of him while I walked him in to town to the petshop and tied him 2 lamp posts away while I waited for the shop to open.
One large bottle of dog shampoo later saw me knee deep in Derwentwater, still pishing down, holding on to errant mutt and surrounded by soap suds !!
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
They'll just quietly piss in your headphones instead.
Lilliburlero
Pro sandbagger
- Location
- South Derbyshire
Could be worse, my brothers dog eats dog poo...
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
No, mine brings in small animals as gifts for me
Saluki
World class procrastinator
- Location
- ...Norwich over the water.
It's a Terrier thing, I think. My GSD never rolled in unspeakable stuff. My Hounds don't, my terriers (PJR and JRT) do at every available opportunity, especially if we are going to be trapped in the car with them. Extra funny then, they think.
