Of course, he’d die from embarrassment, but …
Many things may cause a dogs system to create excessive malodorous gas (farts or flatus) such as their diet, digestive problems, medications, or old age. Your dog may have gastrointestinal problems, just like a human. Age can also affect the digestive tract of your dog. Your best friend deserves to eat the food he wants. You should enjoy his close company and not be disturbed by his gaseous emissions.
The main drawback is that we’d lose the vigorous exercise we regularly get around the gaming table fanning with our notebooks in Jake’s general direction.
(via J-Walk)
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“…diet…”
Or as Jackie would say…
“What have you been feeding him Doyce?!?”
1. Just some white chocolate…”
2. Just some left over tuna…”
But it would be worth a picture or two just for amusement sake.
And this post immediately reminds me of the Priest’s housekeeper scene in “10”.
“Thong model”
Urk.
You forgot my personal favorite when Doyce fed him clam chowder. For you readers at home this idea was a very very poor one.
Aaawwww … but he’s such a good dog ….