My favourite smell is puppy breath

Equal first is trees :)

Or if no trees then Radox pine scented shower products.

> My favourite smell is puppy breath :-)

Good, but not as good as a Cows!!

True, every morn Duke and I walk through a heard of cows, he kisses the same greeny, slobbery, slimy tongued mouth every morn. He just loves em I have to tug and tug on his lead to bring him off them.

not as good as a Cows

Fair play, cows (and horses) are lovely, although the gunge they leave slobbered all over your hand is a bit OTT :)

> they leave slobbered all over your hand is a bit OTT

Immune to it with Bassets!

Ah favourite smells - it would have to be a freshly shampooed and dried dog, preferably with almond shampoo. I love how Ellie's ears smell when I've washed her for a show! And non-doggy favourite smells would pretty much all be food based - nice grilling steak, fish and chips, roast dinners etc.....

rotting cuttlefish especially!

Yep I have had the pleasure of this one when I lived on the south coast..it is truly foul and clings in great slimey trails off the neck of said dog like huge snotty danglers!!! not pleasant at all. However quite good for clearing a nice big patch of beach for swimming when the grockles are about ??? LOL
Nice smells...puppy feet, I just love to bury my nose in a puppies foot..inbetween the pads. Hubby thinks I'm beyond help!!!!
Aileen

Walking along a tow path Whistler rolled in a dead fish - drove home in the heat with my head out of the windows - took two washes and a deoderant spray (dog one) that time. phew!!

Sorry you cant beat freshly washed and powdered babies (human ones) I can sit with them for hours!!!

Now the nights are darker and cooler, walking past a lovely country cottage and you get that amazing aroma from the wood burner or wood fire coming from the chimney, takes me back years ago to when we were kids playing out till all hours that smell.

my boy has a habit of eating anything rotting. The more decayed the better (my girl wouldn't even entertain the thought - she looks on is disgust, but goes bonkers for dead frogs, and rolls in them for ages unless i shoo her away. She's also partial to fox poo, unlike Him). I don't know if ate whatever it was He found, but a few years ago He vanished, and returned about 15 minutes later. He had maggots all over his back, and this sticky can't-quite-describe-the-eye-watering-gagging smell stuff all over him, bits of fur, gelatinous goo... You name it, it was on him. I honestly couldn't breathe in through my nose it was so bad. Unfortunately we were a car ride away, so then the car stunk. And it was summer, so the smell festered despite every window being open, me chucking him in a stream, rubbing him with handfuls of grass etc. He honked for the best part of a week, even with daily baths with shampoo. Touch wood He's not done it since...

he has done the eat-a-rotting-rabbit / fish-and-vom-it-up-in-the-car thing once or twice. When we were bringing him home as a pup, He vommed green tripe up. I bagged it, carried on home, forgot about the bag, which was wedged under the drivers seat. That black car sat in the sun everyday for about a week, with the smell getting worse by the day.... I found it when rather tiddly, which went down a treat!