Alright, fess up!

edited August 2008 in General
One of my dogs farted... if only I knew who to glare at. Blech.

Anyway, back to your regular scheduled programming.

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  • edited November -1
    It is usually the one that gets up and walks away...at least in my home. You know it is bad if you cant tell it is the shiba, the mutt or the husband!
  • edited November -1
    ...


    lol~
  • edited November -1
    In my house, it's always Mika that lays the stink bombs. Keigo farts are VERY loud, but don't smell much. Mika can clear the building!!!
  • edited November -1
    now that we have a dog my wife finally has someone to blame it on, lucky wife poor kayden.
  • edited November -1
    The cats fart, too. Hester once curled up on the pillow while I was sleeping and woke me up by farting in my face. We weren't friends that morning.
  • edited November -1
    LMAO, Heidi!!! My cats don't fart. In fact, I didn't realize cats farted! My cat in HS didn't fart, Kurt's cat didn't fart.....in fact, neither did my rescue!
  • edited November -1
    Beebe will fart a stink bomb and act all suprised, and then gets up to look at her butt and lick the air, YUCK! She knows where it came from...
  • edited November -1
    Hahaha. I guess that's one benefit of having my dogs on different foods. I can always tell who the one that farted is. :-/
  • edited November -1
    Ok, I admit it, it was me, LOL.
  • edited November -1
    Rachael don't sell yourself short, pregger ladies are known to be able to clear out entire counties!
  • edited November -1
    LMAO...I am just burping all the time right now. And if I starting farting Im gonna blame Elijah!
    Chad yelled at me the other night "your burping used to be cute, not it is just disturbing"!
  • edited November -1
    TMI-

    Hester jumped up on the bed and farted while Noah and I were being "marital". She has the worst timing (or the best depending on her motives).
  • edited November -1
    HAHAHAHAAA
    If the kids arent interfering than the fur babies will!
  • edited November -1
    Don't get me started on "marital" interruptions... I could devote an entire thread. However I will spare all of you.
  • edited November -1
    Since we're on this topic. Does anyone else's pet get concerned during hubby and wife time? Keigo hops up on the bed - after a good bit of pacing and crying - if he's in the room and starts to whine and cry when I make him jump off the bed. He also gets very upset when Kurt and I get into tickle fights. Ok, I'm the only one ticklish.
  • edited November -1
    Piglet just sits there and stares in disgust. Like "come on I have to sleep there"
  • edited November -1
    We aren't into an audience. Nemo and the cats are kept outside the room.
  • edited November -1
    That's smart. We think of that every time Keigo starts up. And then spontaneity kicks in and there's a crying dog in our midst. On the flip side, it's good to know that he's willing to protect me when I need it.
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