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09-03-2009, 02:35 AM
Smells that dogs dislike
Anybody out there have advice about smells that dogs DON'T like? I have to repair a rag doll head and would like to put something in it that will repel my schnauzer (the destroyer of the first head) from the doll. All ideas are welcome. Thanks!
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09-03-2009, 01:33 PM
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09-03-2009, 01:49 PM
Originally Posted by jesterjenn 
My dog HATES with a passion the smell of raw fish! It is very amusing to watch however, as she will smell it, turn her head kind of make a "pff" noise, then smell again, and repeat a few times. She hasn't ever took the fish though lol
great image of your dog carrying on sniffing even when she doens't like the smell Not too sure that Dappyjd would want the doll smelling of raw fish either though
How about a really strong perfume? (though I quess that would fade in time)
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09-03-2009, 06:52 PM
Originally Posted by dappyjd
Anybody out there have advice about smells that dogs DON'T like? I have to repair a rag doll head and would like to put something in it that will repel my schnauzer (the destroyer of the first head) from the doll. All ideas are welcome. Thanks!
There are a number of things that will repel dogs but in this instance the best course of action is to put the doll where the dog can't get it. I have Minis and they are excellent killers of vermin (one of the traits they were bred for) and will frequently 'kill' a doll or squeaky toy. So remove the doll and provide the dog with safe toys.
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