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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Stinky Puppies

I came back to Central Arkansas so Excited to see my Chocolate Children. I was missing them terribly. I just couldn't wait to roll around in the floor and play with them like some idiotic person that was too obsessed with their dogs. Oh yeah...and I was excited to see Sean too.  

When I arrived at my house I discovered a new species of amphibian.   The ever so scary Green Window Frog.



The Green Window Frog clings to your sliding glass door at eye level so when you go to open the door to pet your every so loving chocolate children, the Green Window Frog is there staring at you with his beady little eyes, waiting patiently to startle the bageezez out of you.

He also leaves behind a nice trail of slime, forcing the homeowner to finally break down and clean the sliding glass door.



So anyway...  When I finally got past the Green Window Frog to love on my Chocolate Children, I couldn't help but notice an unplesant skunk like smell.

"Sean"  I called out from the porch.  "Did you forget to tell me something about the Dogs??"   "Oh Yeah.  They got sprayed by a skunk."


So all that loving I wanted to do on my dogs I will have to postpone until I can get the smell to go away. This happened to Banjo last year around this time. It was 10x worse last time though, he was sprayed right in the face. The skunk got real upclose and personal with nosy Banjo. I think this time Banjo knew what he was up against and just didn't get away in time. Birdie got the majority of the skunk spray on her side, it got on her brand new collar too. Guess I'll have to get her a new one. Banjo doesn't smell that bad. I think actually Birdie was the only one that got sprayed and then rubbed up on Banjo.

I bought some Skunk begone, vinegar, baking soda, and tomato juice. I'm gonna try everything!! Last time it took about 3 months for Banjo to quit smelling! Banjo didn't sleep in the house at this point in time so it wasn't a big deal, but Birdie has never slept outside so I feel sorry for her. I'll resort to shaving birdie if I can't get the smell out with all the ammo Ive got!! I can't leave her spoiled little rear outside for too long!!

8 comments:

Laura said...

Skunk smell is nasty! Sorry you have to live with it on your dogs haha.

The frog pics are fun!

Trish said...

Poor babies!!! There is nothing like the horrible smell of a skunk.....eewwwwwwwwyyyyyyy.

Maybe all your tonic will do they job and they can come back inside soon!

Kelly said...

Oh no! Poor little guys! :-( That happened to our black lab once! And that frog is a bit creepy, our cats would be going NUTS if it was on our window!

Caroline said...

I think I have heard you can do a buttermilk bath, but they will just produce another bad smell.
Ha, good luck!

THE MAGNESS FAMILY said...

I have a friend that uses Dawn kitchen soap when that happens to her dog. You know the comerical for the oil spill and the ducks. That is what they use on the ducks.

Melissa said...

omg- i LOVE your dogs- they are beautiful! this blog cracked me up! i love your page, it looks awesome! anyway, thanks for your comment on my TryTryAgain blog:) So sweet! i'm glad you found me! I have a long way to go but one of these days, i'll get there! :)

Melissa said...

i have another blog too if you didn't know... you should follow it too!:)

Tiffany and the Munchkins said...

Oh no! Poor babies. And poor you! Neither of my munchkins have been sprayed yet, thank goodness, but I can only imagine how awful it smells. I hope one of your remedies works for them. Vinegar usually gets rid of anything so I'm crossing my fingers. Try washing the new collar with vinegar too! They are both gorgeous even if they do smell right now! :)

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