Smells.

TRAV 24 · 14-09-2010, 07:20

Fresh cut grass,sausage and onion gravy

**Heap90** · 14-09-2010, 11:20

Yums... My late mums Sunday dinners & the smell of a baby.

Yuks.... The stink of the hops in Cardiff, before Brains got a better Brewery.
The smell of starch & black Kiwi polish - All those wasted hours bulling your kit for some snot nosed kiddie that can't even dress himself properly to criticise your ironing/ bulling skills.

**jcj** · 15-09-2010, 20:06

One of my favourite smells is a fresh Gregg’s steakbake.My least favourite smell at the mo is that of my dog (black Lab) no matter how much I wash her she stinks the house out (any tips)

Paul Hinge · 15-09-2010, 20:13

Colin go to Pets R Us or some such pet outlet and there is a huge amount of dog shampoo's there that will make them smell sweet until they get wet again. I've got 2 Westies (White) well white is the colour they're supposed to be they just think its fun to get muddy and dirty.......hey that's dogs mate!

Hingey

**5haron** · 16-09-2010, 09:16

Originally Posted by jcj

My least favourite smell at the mo is that of my dog (black Lab) no matter how much I wash her she stinks the house out (any tips)

Could be a diet thing, something she's eating is causing skin secretions. Also could be whatever you're using to wash her is causing an enzyme reaction. My Mam's spaniel goes in the sea a lot and he pongs to high heaven, my Mam's used to the stink but it makes my eyes water.

You might want to get her glands checked out too - ears, bottom etc. When infected or impacted they can stink to buggery and because you can't see them, you never think to check them. (My Dad used to breed dogs - some info stuck, haha)

**Gwyn Nicholas** · 16-09-2010, 10:09

My old lad stank a bit so the wife changed his food to the dry stuff on advice from a friend or the vet not sure which. It did make a huge difference, though it took a while for him to accept the change of diet.