Does Your House Stink Of Dog ?
pinkyponk34
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Are you so used to your domestic wet dog and canine fart whiff that you are oblivious of it's effect on us poor visitors ?
[ If your house smells of dog and you don't have a dog then you need to worry quite a lot ]
[ If your house smells of dog and you don't have a dog then you need to worry quite a lot ]
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I do not have a dog, but I have had one previously and to be honest if visitors did not like the smell of my house, tough. They were quite welcome to stay away.:D
I also have candles burning most of the time and windows open when the weather allows. I invite my mum or sister round and ambush them when they get here with questions about how the house smells. I would hate to have a stinky home.
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He lives here. People who don't live here and don't like the fact we have a dog needn't bother coming in.
There's no 'problem' at all.
I prefer haze air freshener to either of your choices
In any case - I shampoo the only rug regularly. I wash the dog and his bedding regularly and open my windows.
So no - my house doesn't stink of animals.
It's hard work, but worth it for a whiff-free house
I even brush their teeth every day.
Got some funny lookiing neighbours who whiff a bit though
I have a Dog, I LOVE how she smells!
Humans smell far far worse at times, whether it's BO or hideous perfume chemicals - yuk, gimme my sweet doggy fur smell any day!
'Poor visitors' can bugger off if they don't like it
No pets allowed here, so it isn't an issue.
It's part of the tenancy agreement.
The owner gets immune to the smell.I guarantee you can ALWAYS tell when you walk into someones house that they have a dog.
It is so unhygenic especially if there are small children or babies in the house.
We're all doing it to annoy you, hey look, it worked
Turns out it was my neighbour's dog the complaint was about but it did make me worry a dog was letting itself into my flat whilst I was out.:D