Argument over smelly dog

Heighway61

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120765085#Comment_120765085

Would you have a brand name for the fox poo shampoo?

whisky_galore

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120767286#Comment_120767286

Better tell all those ppl who gave the dog the heave-ho once they had sprogs.

unkel

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120876491#Comment_120876491

It's actually callled fox poo 😂

grace987

If you walk into your own house and notice the smell of dog after 5 years then im sorry to say but youre not happy there and you never will be. For your friends and family to say your house smells, no matter how close (and i come from a close family) youve told them alot about it and now its in their heads! And believe me the safest thing you can have with a toddler and a newborn is a big dog! I have 3 (still wouldnt leave them alone together) but they teach eachother kindess and patience and in years to come they will be eachothers biggest protectors! The dog is her first born if someone asked you to keep your toddler outside incase he cried you wouldnt do it so why should she with her first baby that she knows protects ye all! If youre so bothered about the smell get a pet airfreshener light some candles gets some diffusers

notAMember

I'd say take your focus off the dog, as that will be a personal attack straying into break-up territory. Focus on the smell sources. Not the dog, the environment around the dog.

Old chewed bones can stop. Dog food should not be left out uneaten. Hair can be vacuumed. Bedding can be washed. Windows can be opened.

It's a rottie, it's more than capable to be trained to stay off a fabric sofa and stop rubbing itself on walls.

You live in this house together, your partner is pregnant with a second child, there's a toddler in the mix... I think you need to help out with the smells.