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[Danny]

go easy on the dog..

lyin down, standing up, walking, jogging, at the dinner table.....

I DO IT WHEREVER I FEEL THE NEED!!

[Chopsdad]

go easy on the dog..

lyin down, standing up, walking, jogging, at the dinner table.....

I DO IT WHEREVER I FEEL THE NEED!!

I can see that from your Avatar.........now I understand what you're doing  

[Danny]

thats not me

[STMO123]

[Kevin Wood]

I find blaming it on the dog doesn't work.

Then again, we haven't got a dog.  

Kevin

[Auto Addict]

Well heres a serious answer from me for a change  

Sounds like his food is too rich for him.....

Try a blander food .... i used to give mine pedigree...it is a rich food.....tho she didnt have any probs on it.
Ive swapped to Bakers....a lighter food.......and shes even lost some weight  

Now your just being silly

[Marks DTM Calib]

So we need charcoal biscuits for Elite Pete on the next camping trip then.....

[bertiecbx550]

go to your local army and navy surplus store and purchase a gas mask  

[ricardo1500]

"go to your local army and navy surplus store and purchase a gas mask"  

and strap it on the back of the dog.....they work both ways!!!!

[JiMbOb789]

As said previously to rich food is no good for a older dog (if the dog is old ),used to have the same problem with a golden retriever some years back when he got older,vet advised no liver/heart (offal based food),also dry food can cause a problem in a older dog so opt for the lighter version of the food you give him/her,hope this helps.

It's a golden retriever puppy.
Jamie
  8-)

[miggy]

Hey,
Does anyone know how to stop a dog constantly breaking wind when they lie down.
It's seriously a bad smell!
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Jamie
  8-)

Is it still blowing them off

 

[miggy]

As said previously to rich food is no good for a older dog (if the dog is old ),used to have the same problem with a golden retriever some years back when he got older,vet advised no liver/heart (offal based food),also dry food can cause a problem in a older dog so opt for the lighter version of the food you give him/her,hope this helps.

It's a golden retriever puppy.
Jamie
  8-)

  That answers that then

[Pitchfork]

Charcoal biscuits.....  

Works....  Honest.  

This is correct!!

[miggy]

Charcoal biscuits.....  

Works....  Honest.  

This is correct!!

Or a lump of coal rammed up its backside

 

[maria]

Jimbob i would try giving him/her bakers complete puppy and you will have no problem ,my six month puppy megan is on it and she loves it and if she breaks wind i never can smell it, its a good dog food.....