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I have just realised that it is the cheese that give my 3 dogs the 'flabby woof woof's' as they are called in this house.

As we are both great cheese lovers, i am now experimenting to see which type of cheese in particular produces the loudest or smelliest 'flabby woof woof'.

Would anyone with a dog like to help the experiment along???

oscar;1060169 wrote: I have just realised that it is the cheese that give my 3 dogs the 'flabby woof woof's' as they are called in this house.

As we are both great cheese lovers, i am now experimenting to see which type of cheese in particular produces the loudest or smelliest 'flabby woof woof'.

Would anyone with a dog like to help the experiment along???


isn't cheese bad for dogs?

oscar;1060169 wrote: I have just realised that it is the cheese that give my 3 dogs the 'flabby woof woof's' as they are called in this house.

As we are both great cheese lovers, i am now experimenting to see which type of cheese in particular produces the loudest or smelliest 'flabby woof woof'.

Would anyone with a dog like to help the experiment along???


Cheese makes me phart too:yh_rotfl:yh_rotflbut I love cheese:-6

Odie;1060171 wrote: isn't cheese bad for dogs?


I don't know.. Is it?? That might explain the greenhouse gases emiting from their botty's.

Kathy Ellen;1060174 wrote: Cheese makes me phart too:yh_rotfl:yh_rotflbut I love cheese:-6


Trust us to bring a little culture to Forum garden :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Are dogs allowed to eat cheese? Mayonaise? - Yahoo!7 Answers

Kathy Ellen;1060177 wrote: Are dogs allowed to eat cheese? Mayonaise? - Yahoo!7 Answers


Thanks Kathy. going by that, they seem to say that a little does them no harm. I don't give them huge amounts, just a bite as a tit bit but i noticed today that the pharts come after we have had cheese which is when they are likely to get a tit bit.

Isn't it hilarious when you have a new puppy and they phart for the first time??

They look round for where the noise has come from :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

My male pharts, gets up, gives the cat a filthy look and walks off in disgust :yh_rotfl

Everything a DOG eats makes them Fart...!! :yh_rotfl

CARLA;1060198 wrote: Everything a DOG eats makes them Fart...!! :yh_rotfl


I have to say, that my dogs pharts seem not so common. Maybe i'm just lucky especially with 3 of them.

They get a christmas dinner on christmas day complete with brussel sprouts. That's when the serious methane appears. Phewwwwwwwww :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1060175 wrote: I don't know.. Is it?? That might explain the greenhouse gases emiting from their botty's.


I thought human food of any sort was bad?

just know through my son.

Odie;1060201 wrote: I thought human food of any sort was bad?

just know through my son.


Everything i have ever read tells me that it's only really chocolate that is dangerous to them. I suppose it's what they can tolerate.

I just think back to the days when there was no canned or special dog food and like my gran, she fed the dogs from all the family left overs including bones. I really don't know.

Mine eat fox shyte, so surely that can't be good for them??

oscar;1060204 wrote: Everything i have ever read tells me that it's only really chocolate that is dangerous to them. I suppose it's what they can tolerate.

I just think back to the days when there was no canned or special dog food and like my gran, she fed the dogs from all the family left overs including bones. I really don't know.

Mine eat fox shyte, so surely that can't be good for them??


chocolate for sure! my own son's dog almost died from that, they had left wrapped chocolates out, they were always left there, dog never touched them,....they went out one night, came home and their dog devoured the wrappers and chocolates, thank god they knew enough to rush her to the vets.

I think your right in what they can tolerate.

one of four cats cannot tolerate things the others can, perhaps a weaker stomach.