Gypsyhick
August 29th, 2008, 04:39 PM
We went to the big off-leash park last night and afterwards when we got into the car, I put on my seatbelt and smelled something... not right. As we drove, the smell kept getting worse and worse until I had to open the window. Voodoo didn't have any obvious gross stuff on her fur, not even slobber from other dogs but when we got home and she went directly under the coffee table to have quality time with herself, I knew exactly where that stench was coming from!
Whatever she rolled in, it had to be very much past expiration - there was about a two minute window where I was picking up after her in the long grass at the park and when I was done, she didn't come immediately when I called her back to me. At the time I thought it was a case of the frustrating "I'm digging for a mouse!" attention problem or that she'd gotten lost again - yep, she can't SEE me when we're in long grass so she'll run back and wait for me by the park entrance if she can't find me within a few minutes. Weirdo. Anywho, just as I was about to worry, she came back to me at full run, so very happy and I thought nothing of it at the time.
It was sooo bad. I shampooed her three times, had to get right into her ears because the smell just wouldn't come out. Why can't shampoo smell stay around as intensely as DEAD-THING SMELL?!?!
No wonder she was smiling so wide when she came running back. EWWW.
Here's her post bath freakout - photos aren't the best because she was zipping and zooming around the house like a crazy dog!:
1. "Snarling and snorting and flipping on my back! WATER ZOOMIES!!!"
2. "Clean smells horrible. Carpet smell is much better!"
3. "You say you love me, then you torture me with a bath! We are not amused."
Whatever she rolled in, it had to be very much past expiration - there was about a two minute window where I was picking up after her in the long grass at the park and when I was done, she didn't come immediately when I called her back to me. At the time I thought it was a case of the frustrating "I'm digging for a mouse!" attention problem or that she'd gotten lost again - yep, she can't SEE me when we're in long grass so she'll run back and wait for me by the park entrance if she can't find me within a few minutes. Weirdo. Anywho, just as I was about to worry, she came back to me at full run, so very happy and I thought nothing of it at the time.
It was sooo bad. I shampooed her three times, had to get right into her ears because the smell just wouldn't come out. Why can't shampoo smell stay around as intensely as DEAD-THING SMELL?!?!
No wonder she was smiling so wide when she came running back. EWWW.
Here's her post bath freakout - photos aren't the best because she was zipping and zooming around the house like a crazy dog!:
1. "Snarling and snorting and flipping on my back! WATER ZOOMIES!!!"
2. "Clean smells horrible. Carpet smell is much better!"
3. "You say you love me, then you torture me with a bath! We are not amused."
