Flaming heck

[slack ma girdle]

What is it with dogs and fox poo.

It is the fourth time in the last week that the ruddy dog hath come back covered head to toe.

GGGGRRRR

 

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[tuttle]

its all a thing everyone goes on about!

 

i reckon they love the smell and its probably a pack thing, mine also likes to find worms, gives them a good quash and rub.....nuts.

 

try tomato sauce to nuetralise the smell.

[wisewood]

Ha,ha gutted for you!

It's a primeval instinct thing hearkening back to when they hunted prey. They are disguising their scent so that prey do not sense them, I reckon they think they'll smell lovely:laugh1:

[wisewood]

Yes rinsing in tomato juice is supposed to kill the smell.

[slack ma girdle]

The stream at the bottom of the wood will have to do at the moment. Distilled vinegar is so far the best thing that i have found for foxy smells.

 

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[tuttle]

Ha,ha gutted for you!

It's a primeval instinct thing hearkening back to when they hunted prey. They are disguising their scent so that prey do not sense them, I reckon they think they'll smell lovely:laugh1:

 

yep, i thought that too, makes you wonder how they ever got domesticated:lol:

[normandylumberjack]

Mine seem to want a cuddle once coated in fox poo! jump up on your lap, and before you know it you smell too.

Same thing with mice and moles, kill em, roll in em, run for the sofa!

[Stubby]

We have just had some calves born near by and my spaniel is partial to rolling about in , and eating the afterbirth . Fox poo and dead moles, pigeons and rooks are a specialty . I put it down to the very good but expensive Swiss finishing school we sent her to .