You wouldn't mind your dog smelling like a kosher dill would you??

Ron

^sort of.

I have a trick I'll use tomorrow.......a little baking soda mixed with lavender oil and a good brushing.

Takes the stink right off of the dog.

"Napalm in the morning"

^Andy

Tomato juice works well also.....but really messy.


Ron

tomato juice ain't cheap either.

I used tomato juice on my dog once after she got sprayed by a skunk.

She then smelled like a skunk pizza.

In addition to many of the above:

The mixed scents of exhaust, bar oil, and fresh sawdust after cutting wood.

fresh sawdust! yup

puppy-dog breath...

airplane glue,

Meth,

coke,,,


and wet dogs...



wheel,

Giant Boobs smell nice...


wheel,

a few in no particular order -

the smell of the ocean at dawn while fishing from a pier in Florida....decaying fish, seaweed and all.

a pine forest after a fresh rain.

my wife.

the aroma of a Liga Privada #9 burning. One of my new favorite smells.

Musk perfume. Yeah, that cheap Jovan crap from back in the '70's. Still drives me crazy on the right woman. Sometimes even on the wrong woman....which got me in trouble a few times.

a freshly plowed field on a humid morning.

roasting pork at a pig roast.

the smell of seafood cooking in any decent New England seafood restaurant.

venison ribs baking in the oven.

baking bread....or ANY baked goods for that matter.

^ditto on the stinky fish.

Good freshly ground coffee.
A well aged cigar.
Single malt scotch.
A quality bourbon.

Coffee brewing in the morning

Freshly cut grass

Cookies baking in the oven

Freshly cut wood - my Dad was a carpenter so when I smell it it reminds me of his workshop