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MowCowWhoHow III

(2,103 posts) Mon Aug 22, 2016, 07:44 AM Aug 2016

Dog Tries Swedish Fermented Herring for the First Time (NSFL*)

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Dog Tries Swedish Fermented Herring for the First Time (NSFL*) (Original Post) MowCowWhoHow III Aug 2016 OP

Obviously not a Swedish Bulldog! whistler162 Aug 2016 #1

My dogs would probably take it and roll in it. hunter Aug 2016 #2

My dogs would pee on my shoes after that happened. Solly Mack Aug 2016 #3

That would pretty much be my response, too. nt Laffy Kat Aug 2016 #4

Ewww! oasis Aug 2016 #5

Reminds me of the time.......... mrmpa Aug 2016 #6

I assume that is the same as pickled herring? lillypaddle Aug 2016 #7

That would be an assumption your nose/mouth would probably regret MowCowWhoHow III Aug 2016 #8

I'm bringing it to my next company picnic sharp_stick Aug 2016 #9

From what I've heard Nac Mac Feegle Aug 2016 #10

whistler162

(11,155 posts)

1. Obviously not a Swedish Bulldog!

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Mon Aug 22, 2016, 08:39 AM

Aug 2016

VITA...VITA!!!!

hunter

(38,309 posts)

2. My dogs would probably take it and roll in it.

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Mon Aug 22, 2016, 10:48 AM

Aug 2016

Putrid dead animal is like cologne to them.

Solly Mack

(90,762 posts)

3. My dogs would pee on my shoes after that happened.

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Mon Aug 22, 2016, 12:06 PM

Aug 2016

The petty little lovable babies would think I did it to them on purpose.

Laffy Kat

(16,376 posts)

4. That would pretty much be my response, too. nt

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Mon Aug 22, 2016, 12:11 PM

Aug 2016

oasis

(49,365 posts)

5. Ewww!

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Mon Aug 22, 2016, 12:37 PM

Aug 2016

mrmpa

(4,033 posts)

6. Reminds me of the time..........

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Mon Aug 22, 2016, 01:26 PM

Aug 2016

my dog was given some pierogis. We used to take walks and an old woman (80's) Stella would always have something for my dog to eat. It could be ham, beef, groundmeat. Ginger looked forward to these walks. One day Stella fed her some pierogis, at least Ginger was polite and waited until we left Stella's kitchen, were on the sidewalk when she walked over to the sewer and puked it all right into the sewer.

I told Stella no more pierogis for Ginger.

lillypaddle

(9,580 posts)

7. I assume that is the same as pickled herring?

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Tue Aug 23, 2016, 03:18 PM

Aug 2016

Love them!

MowCowWhoHow III

(2,103 posts)

8. That would be an assumption your nose/mouth would probably regret

Reply to lillypaddle (Reply #7)

Tue Aug 23, 2016, 03:36 PM

Aug 2016

sharp_stick

(14,400 posts)

9. I'm bringing it to my next company picnic

Reply to MowCowWhoHow III (Original post)

Tue Aug 23, 2016, 04:16 PM

Aug 2016

They love ethnic foods, I'll claim to be Swedish.

Unfortunately I am terribly allergic to fish so I can not eat the beloved delicacy of my homeland, very sad....Yeah, they'll buy that.

Nac Mac Feegle

(969 posts)

10. From what I've heard

Reply to sharp_stick (Reply #9)

Tue Aug 23, 2016, 08:06 PM

Aug 2016

Merely opening the can would clear a large room. That stuff is supposed to be _really_ bad.

Makes lutefisk seem appetizing, from what one person said.

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