Once you have solved his problem with gases, in case he has an accident (while you are awake), just light a match! It clears out smelly odours immediately.
I’ve heard of (and owned) many boxers with this problem….think it might partly be a breed thing. Ours use to let one rip then get up and leave the room; we would yell at her to get back in here, if we had to live with it, so did she.
It’s definitely a boxer thing. Mine can clear a room- no scratch that, a HOUSE. I’ve been living with it for so long it barely bothers me anymore. He’s too cute to be mad at! Someone told me once it has something to do with the way they (boxers/other short-snouted dogs) take in air… It causes them to be more gassy I suppose.
Boxer’s digestive tracks are very sensitive, but find the right food and the horrible smell will diminish drastically. I’ve had many Boxers and each one had a different food brand to make the smell go away from Solid Gold to Blue Buffalo Basics and a few other ones (not trying to push any brands here). Avoid treats while testing out foods and take about a week or more to slowly change brands by mixing the new food in slowly. Good luck.
Ann B.
Poor Logan! He looks either sad or mad, I can’t decide. 🙂
Leslin
He’s sad and he’s mad! 😉 😀
Sabrina E.
Poor Logan..He just gave his hoomans a butt kiss..poor baby
Jane
Once you have solved his problem with gases, in case he has an accident (while you are awake), just light a match! It clears out smelly odours immediately.
Natasha
Started giving my dog grain and gluten free food and he has never had a problem since. You have to slowly incorporate it into his food.
Redfox42
I’ve heard of (and owned) many boxers with this problem….think it might partly be a breed thing. Ours use to let one rip then get up and leave the room; we would yell at her to get back in here, if we had to live with it, so did she.
Leslin
Hahahahahaha 😀 smart girl! 😛
Jane
You do not have to live with it. Just light a match……..
poor Logan!
Poor Logan! It probably does smell rancid, but look at that face!!! he can’t help it mom & dad!!
joe
I have a brindle boxer and she can be stinky too
Rin
It’s definitely a boxer thing. Mine can clear a room- no scratch that, a HOUSE. I’ve been living with it for so long it barely bothers me anymore. He’s too cute to be mad at! Someone told me once it has something to do with the way they (boxers/other short-snouted dogs) take in air… It causes them to be more gassy I suppose.
RBS
Boxer’s digestive tracks are very sensitive, but find the right food and the horrible smell will diminish drastically. I’ve had many Boxers and each one had a different food brand to make the smell go away from Solid Gold to Blue Buffalo Basics and a few other ones (not trying to push any brands here). Avoid treats while testing out foods and take about a week or more to slowly change brands by mixing the new food in slowly. Good luck.
Sily mic dily
poor logan!!!!