No, no this is not a good idea.
It is getting cold. Not cold enough to be good deer hunting weather, but cold enough to keep the damned windows closed.
So sunday, the sisterinlaw makes a meatloaf, inside which are sausages, potatos, and hardboiled eggs. The meal is divine, and the leftovers are intense.
As is the gas.
A painful and horrid moment to not be able to open windows, I will say with no hesitation whatsoever.
The dog, on the other hand, is sleeping in the living room, away from the source of the evilness.
Not to get away from the true angle of this post but how is ogdog doing after his surgery ? Is he going to doggy boot camp aka a trainer now ?
swmbo
Dog has yet to go to the boot camp, but will. Surgery is all healed nicely, he’s happy and healthy.
The big question is, do you and your loved ones notice any change in his behavior? And, if so, for the better we all hope.
swmbo
Much improved. In fact, maybe resolved- except for rare growly moments. So we’ll still do the boot camp thing.
That’s really good news.
swmbo
Did Ogdog get to partake in any of said meatloaf?
We sometimes let him lick the plates. Not enough to make it a habit.
Fennel seed will solve the problem you describe in this post. Put a teaspoon of fennel seed in a coffee cup and fill the cup with boiling water. Let it steep for a few minutes and then drink the fennel tea. Fennel seed tastes a bit like licorice; you can add sweetener if you wish. Drink this tea after every meal, and the gassy problem should be well controlled. I believe you can also just eat the fennel seeds, which is a common after-dinner digestive in many Mid-Eastern countries.
What in gods name would make me want to do that?