Your favorite smell

[Mike41793]

blood

spooky

VAMPIRE!!!! lol

[Mike41793]

Hahahaha! You're ate up! No horses but you're game for that?! Yes, I'm a cop and the dog was/is (he's retired now) a Belgian Malinois. Great dog at what he did but spastic and had one speed: GO!, all the time... It's pretty incredible to see them work and in various conditions (snow, rain, fog/dew, warm/cold days, etc.) and how well they can track with just a miniscule amount of scent to work with.

Horses are stupid and lame.

Dogs hunting dead bodies is sweet though. Thats really cool! I was being serious, id love to see that lol.

[DooLittle]

Belgian Malinois.

Those dogs are beautiful, and intelligent.

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[TheSnakeGeek]

honeysuckles. sometimes i'll get a whiff of them when im driving out in the country. instant nostalgia.

[C.A.Goalie]

This topic had me thinking. I love the smell of Chris's tshirts after he has worn them, his cologne/aftershave, pearberry lotion from bath and body (no longer available), anything peppermint, pot roast that has been cooking all day in a slow cooker and my apple pie. Out of all those, Chris's tees are my faves!

[Capray]

Puppy breath and rain.

Eurgh, I don't understand what's so amazing about puppy breath. It just smells nasty to me.

[youbeyouibei]

Those dogs are beautiful, and intelligent.

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Absolutely to both. They are just incredibly high drive and like to be occupied. Not a bad thing, so long as you can keep them occupied but for having one at home...I'd pass. I appreciate them for their intelligence and their working abilities but I would never own one.

[mr.spooky]

Belgian Malinois too high strung. Id imagine them being the next "pit bull" more prey drive and more high strung. DEF. NOT a dog for the average person.

spooky

[mr.spooky]

VAMPIRE!!!! lol

comes with the job.

spooky

[youbeyouibei]

Belgian Malinois too high strung. Id imagine them being the next "pit bull" more prey drive and more high strung. DEF. NOT a dog for the average person.

spooky

I would tend to agree with most of that. They aren't for the average person but then, most working line/working group animals aren't meant to be housepets. They're great dogs so long as they have a job but without something to occupy them they tend to act out. More an owner awareness issue than a detraction to the breed.