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July 18th, 2007, 01:56 PM
Quoting oldnugly
It's the "anything" that they will roll in that worries me: dead animals, other dog poo, mud, ...it's a Lab thing.................then they want to shake themselves in your car....
Labrador Retrievers will roll in anything, as much as possible.
Labs are descended from pigs.
Labs are descended from pigs.
Gobsmacked
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Location: Edmonton AB
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July 18th, 2007, 02:20 PM
hmmm I dunno that it's just a 'Lab" thing guys. My little pooch, Rascal (aka small, blonde and furry) will roll in whatever he can right after a bath. Funniest thing to see, he puts one side of his snout on the ground and pushes it along, gradually sliding the whole side of his body down till it's just his butt up in the air pushing himself. Gives a little shake, and repeats his frenzied little slither until he's satisfied the horrible clean smell is tainted enough for his liking.
Another dog trivia:
Chihouhas are actually rodents.
hmmm I dunno that it's just a 'Lab" thing guys. My little pooch, Rascal (aka small, blonde and furry) will roll in whatever he can right after a bath. Funniest thing to see, he puts one side of his snout on the ground and pushes it along, gradually sliding the whole side of his body down till it's just his butt up in the air pushing himself. Gives a little shake, and repeats his frenzied little slither until he's satisfied the horrible clean smell is tainted enough for his liking.
Another dog trivia:
Chihouhas are actually rodents.
Bright Spark
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July 18th, 2007, 02:25 PM
My dog is a yellow lab cross and as soon as I cut the lawn she literally turns green from rolling and burying herself in the cut grass!
I think rolling in smelly stuff in an instinctive means of masking their scent.
Wish some transit riders would follow suit...
Muz
My dog is a yellow lab cross and as soon as I cut the lawn she literally turns green from rolling and burying herself in the cut grass!
I think rolling in smelly stuff in an instinctive means of masking their scent.
Wish some transit riders would follow suit...
Muz
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July 18th, 2007, 03:02 PM
Quoting Impetus
A Sasquatch problem eh?
My dog is a yellow lab cross and as soon as I cut the lawn she literally turns green from rolling and burying herself in the cut grass!
I think rolling in smelly stuff in an instinctive means of masking their scent.
Wish some transit riders would follow suit...
Muz
I think rolling in smelly stuff in an instinctive means of masking their scent.
Wish some transit riders would follow suit...
Muz
Bright Spark
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July 18th, 2007, 04:20 PM
My (RIP) old Doberman was like that. He would walk between the puddles of mud and force me to walk in it. If the weather wasn't to his liking, he'd hold it for days...
Muz
My (RIP) old Doberman was like that. He would walk between the puddles of mud and force me to walk in it. If the weather wasn't to his liking, he'd hold it for days...
Muz
Quoting karrie
my dog is the total opposite. She'll barely even set foot in a lake or river, because she's such an obsessive little groomer. If it's muddy or dusty out, she'll only go out in the most extreme cases.
Bright Spark
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July 18th, 2007, 04:21 PM
Am I dense today? I don't get that one?
Muz
Am I dense today? I don't get that one?
Muz
Quoting Unforgiven
A Sasquatch problem eh?
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July 18th, 2007, 05:12 PM
There was a thread about Bigfoot here some time ago, and someone mentioned that a group of Bigfoot would in fact be called a "Smelly" of Bigfoot as opposed to bigfoots, bigfeet and bigfeetses et al.
Thus a clever word play on my part was no where near clever enough.
Quoting Impetus
Nah, but it's so inside I don't think anyone will get it at this point.
Am I dense today? I don't get that one?
Muz
Muz
There was a thread about Bigfoot here some time ago, and someone mentioned that a group of Bigfoot would in fact be called a "Smelly" of Bigfoot as opposed to bigfoots, bigfeet and bigfeetses et al.
Thus a clever word play on my part was no where near clever enough.
Gobsmacked
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July 18th, 2007, 07:51 PM
Quoting Unforgiven
lolll I got it unf.
Nah, but it's so inside I don't think anyone will get it at this point.
There was a thread about Bigfoot here some time ago, and someone mentioned that a group of Bigfoot would in fact be called a "Smelly" of Bigfoot as opposed to bigfoots, bigfeet and bigfeetses et al.
Thus a clever word play on my part was no where near clever enough.
There was a thread about Bigfoot here some time ago, and someone mentioned that a group of Bigfoot would in fact be called a "Smelly" of Bigfoot as opposed to bigfoots, bigfeet and bigfeetses et al.
Thus a clever word play on my part was no where near clever enough.
Gobsmacked
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Location: Edmonton AB
Location: Edmonton AB
July 18th, 2007, 08:21 PM
Quoting Phil B
oh my goodness. it really is true (ish)
The Earth has more than one moon (ish).
