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Ihave been reading these post but have yet to see a cure for this problem, mine american cocker spaniel started farting out loud little over a year ago hes 6 now, it also scares him to the point of running away and with each step another flies out loud and he picks up speed was sorta funny at first have taken him to vet twice at $120 eaCH VIST TO BE TOLD HE HAD GAS, problem is he will be walking along feel it coming on and sit down to prevent farting out loud and also sleeps sitting up to sleep to prevent farting out loud feel so sorry for him , have tried pepcide ac, and yogart and worked for a while but now back in a bad way , anyone know of a cure for this problem as its pittiful to watch him trying to sleep sitting up so he will not fart , couple of times sounded like a grown man farting was that loud can take both hands and squeeze on either side of lower stomach and sometimes sqeak a fart out. Any help would be appreciated . thanks |
OMG Charlotte will let off some silent but deadlies! and she likes to cuddle under the covers and my mom would fart and she comes from under the covers looks at you cocks her head to the side and lays on top of the covers. It is HILARIOUS because I KNOW she is saying "disgusting"! I have nere heard her fart though now I wish she would just so I can see her reaction!! |
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cocker farting out loud need solution i also never feed table scraps and buy the best dog for designed for sensitive stomachs and skin ,any help at all will try about anything at this point |
This is TOO funny.................my little Rookie runs away from his own farts! If he happens to be having the "runs" and it is making lots of noise.........he is totally terrified!!!! |
:D:D My male runs away from his. Both of my females if they toot, will go directly over to another furbutt, sniff, and then act like it was he/she that did the tooting~!!!! lol |
This thread is too funny...*snicker, snicker*....my boys both sit down when it happens and they have a very nervous/confused look on their faces. Then I ask if they have "gasses" and they look embarrassed. :p |
Oh, my stomach hurts from laughing so hard!!! :lol tears I'm glad my husband isn't home, he would think that I completely lost my marbles if he could here me laughing like this! I do think my mascara is running! I personally have never heard Miki "Toot", but everytime I take her to the groomers, & the receptionist is holding her, she says she farts???!!! :rolleyes: She definetly knows how to burp though! Thanks for all the laughs!!!!! |
Hi, I have not read the whole thread just saw the post about the cocker spaniel and thought I would respond. I was thinking that certain foods make humans have gas so I am thinking it is the same for dogs. Perhaps he needs a change in diet, switch out the food he eats for something with a small amount of ingredients like california naturals chicken. Best of luck with the gassy issue. |
I'm glad to only I'm not the only one that has a dog that is scared of her farts. My yorkiepoo Trixie is a riot when it comes to farts. I don't know if she has actually farted out loud or not. But somewhere or somehow along the way we started teasing her. We would make a farting noise and then say "Trixie did you do that?" She would sit her butt on the ground so fast. Then she will suddenly stand up, sniff her butt, walk a few very quick steps and then start it all over again looking embarrassed the whole time, it was so funny to see. I have a cocker spaniel too and sounds like you may need to change her diet. Not necessarily the brand but the ingredients. My girl was farting a lot at one time. The silent deadly type. I switched her to a food with different ingredients and it all stopped. She is fed Blue Buffalo's Fish and Sweet Potato recipe, she does great with this recipe but Blue Buffalo's Chicken and Rice formula for example she doesn't do so good on. |
My little boy used to have the silent but deadly ones, he would hop up on my knee let one g then leae. As he got older they made noise and each and everytime he did it he jusmped and then ran, scared the daylights out of him. It was hillarious!!! |
I sneezed the other day for the first time with the puppies and their reaction was priceless. They both jumped up, ears back, with their eyes wide. Too funny! |
I have only gotten bout half way through all of about 102 post about Farts !! I will have to return to read the rest later, my gut hurts too much from the Hysterical laughter !! Who would have thought that a FART would generate so many responses.... :lol tears :eyetearss Mine fart all of the time, Silent But Deadly is no joke when it comes to my dogs. They smell so bad it gags us. It's like how can they just lay they dont even move a muscle. Just drop the bomb and do nothing. Meanwhile we are all grabbing the couch pillows and throw blankets to cover our noses trying not to inhale the fuming gasses. At night time they will fart and the smell will Actually wake me up from a dead sleep! It has been so bad at times that I have had to kick them out of the bedroom just in order to get back to sleep. On the few very rare occasions that I at least gotten a WARNING and have hear the fart. They look at their butt like what in the H --L was that. Exactly how the OP described it..... one of the funniest things I have ever seen in my life. |
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