Dog smell in bagless vacuum cleaner

Apr 16, 2013 57 Replies

Yes, they do that. They are cleaning themselves.

That's about the only thing they clean though. Dogs need a bath regularly, cats don't. Dogs need their claws clipping, cats do that themselves. Cats are independent creatures and need very little looking after.

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You?

I've *never* met a dog that couldn't be smelt by someone who didn't constantly live with the odour, which is intensified when the dog is damp or wet. The owners, on the other hand *always* claim that *their* dog doesn't smell. Kind of like the way that people get used to their own B.O. and that of the people they live with.

Which part of the country are referring to?

I would. I can smell their s*it.

that depends on how much piss s*it and dead rodents it has left lying around.

Only the case if it's sealion, errr, senile, sorry. Apart from the rodents which were brought in and then released in good shape to train you up.

What, when you're inside and the cat s*it is outside?

It is very normal for cats to s*it in the house. Their owners even encourage it by buying litter trays would you believe? Litter trays stink.

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I do not believe it!!!!!!!

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Only if there's a litter tray.

Gosh, astonishing.

I don't dispute that.

I did not dispute that cats smell. That your dog has impared olafactory abilities has absolutely no relevance to the discussion.

Dogs stink. All of them. Alive, dead, raw, roasted, boiled or fried.

My experience is limited to Europe and South Africa.

Nar. They will do it anyway.

This displays the intelligence of cat owners.

Then, you know nothing of my country. Could be best that you shut up.

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