We have a cocker spaniel named Magoo. He smells like a corn chip (unless he's been freshly bathed). He's roughly the same color of a corn chip. I want to rename him Corn Chip.He doesn't speak English very well, so I'm thinking I can do it without him knowing it. I would alter his name a tiny bit every month.
I believe this would also work with very young children.
May I have the name "Magoo" when your dog is done with it. I like that name. Looks like it might be available around, say, October?
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My friend Ashley has a basset hound with a similar fragrance. She calls the dog Frito, but only behind its back.
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of an episode of "The Young Ones" in which Vyvyan had a pet pig that he said was not a pig but a ferret. he said, "As John Hurt is known as the Elephant Man, Bacon Sandwich here is known as the Pig Ferret."
I've wanted a Pig Ferret named Bacon Sandwich ever since.
Since I have a sabbatical year, I like surfing on the internet and collecting my favorite blogs on categories, it's a good way to keep on readin' -which I love- and learning without feeling I'm doing homework!
ReplyDeleteMy dogs smell like corn chips too!! (When not bathed)
ReplyDeletemy dog's name is Hannah, bu my brother in law call her "Harry Potter", she came. ¬¬
ReplyDeleteThe smell comes from a yeast bacteria that lives in the crevices of canine paws. If the smell becomes strong and bathing the animal doesn't take care of it, it could be a sign of infection.
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