mikechamp wrote:doc:
Just spend $10 to buy a new hose. I know you can afford that!
I found a spare hose in the garage. Dog smells good.
mikechamp wrote:doc:
Just spend $10 to buy a new hose. I know you can afford that!
Maybe I'm playing veterinarian without a license, but I bet she was stimulating her anal glands out of anger.Molly wrote:Our dog did not like getting a bath. She would tolerate it but would shake the whole time she was in the bathtub. But it was the funniest thing, after she was bathed and dried off she would run around the house like a crazy dog. "Oh I'm so clean and smell so good!!!" Then she would roll around on our bed.
sighyoung wrote:Are you sure you're messaging them properly?omaha_red wrote:my dog had another accident this weekend with his anal glands..
so he smelled bad too..
I think you should get an associate's degree in anal gland message, omaha, before you touch that poor dog again.
I did not completely attain my goal, however there is an ad that just popped up for "Vaginal Odor".Popeye_Card wrote:My google ads at the top for this thread include two for getting a new job and hating your boss.
I would like to see a few more references to dog anal glads to see what pops up.
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A measured victory, to be sure.Popeye_Card wrote:I did not completely attain my goal, however there is an ad that just popped up for "Vaginal Odor".Popeye_Card wrote:My google ads at the top for this thread include two for getting a new job and hating your boss.
I would like to see a few more references to dog anal glads to see what pops up.
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I'm not touching that one, but I'm pretty sure doc was using "dog" as a euphemism for it.G. Keenan wrote:A measured victory, to be sure.Popeye_Card wrote:I did not completely attain my goal, however there is an ad that just popped up for "Vaginal Odor".Popeye_Card wrote:My google ads at the top for this thread include two for getting a new job and hating your boss.
I would like to see a few more references to dog anal glads to see what pops up.
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I have a question about vaginal odor. Can women tell if they have it by themselves, or do they need someone to inform them?
That's odd. Usually the code word for it is more along the lines of a cat.planet pujolsian wrote:
I'm not touching that one, but I'm pretty sure doc was using "dog" as a euphemism for it.