Tuesday evening I went outside and the smell of skunk was super intense. Assumed a skunk was around, and put the dog inside. Outside the smell was still intense, but fading…
Quickly, I went inside to inspect the dog. Didn't have to get too close as the smell (nothing like you smell when passing by a dead skunk in the road) had engulfed the house. This almost smelled like burning plastic; in fact when I first got the whiff, that what I thought it was… but obviously, it couldn't be-- unless it was right at my feet
It was freezing cold but I bathed dog twice with Hydrogen Peroxide, second time pinpointing the spray spot (top of head). It killed most of it… but if you put your nose close to Duke's head, you can still smell it.
As luck would have it, Marm, came home without his choke collar and I improvised with a lead…
You'd think an animal like a dog who's sense of smell is well beyond our own would assist one in any effort to be rid of it…. NOPE!
I had to rough house him quite a bit to get the job done.
He's finally forgiven me today; for two days he wouldn't look at me.
f n o r d !
Quickly, I went inside to inspect the dog. Didn't have to get too close as the smell (nothing like you smell when passing by a dead skunk in the road) had engulfed the house. This almost smelled like burning plastic; in fact when I first got the whiff, that what I thought it was… but obviously, it couldn't be-- unless it was right at my feet
It was freezing cold but I bathed dog twice with Hydrogen Peroxide, second time pinpointing the spray spot (top of head). It killed most of it… but if you put your nose close to Duke's head, you can still smell it.
As luck would have it, Marm, came home without his choke collar and I improvised with a lead…
You'd think an animal like a dog who's sense of smell is well beyond our own would assist one in any effort to be rid of it…. NOPE!
I had to rough house him quite a bit to get the job done.
He's finally forgiven me today; for two days he wouldn't look at me.
f n o r d !
Yipe!
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