It's one thing to hear your dog fart, but smelling it can be quite an experience! Dogs, like humans, can fart at any time of day, with or without making a sound.
lifestyle May 30 2023
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Beagles
Beagles are bright, kind, and family-friendly dogs—many web references referred to their terrible farts.
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Golden Retriever
Another breed with a gassy reputation is Golden Retrievers. However, they aren’t just popular because of their farts. They are also famous for their loving and friendly nature.
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Pug
Pugs are prone to various health issues, but only a handful are gastrointestinal.
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Pit Bull
Pit bulls have several advantages- they are sweet, cute, clever, loyal, and athletic. However, they have a reputation for creating a lot of gas.
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Bulldog
English bulldogs have delicate digestivePugs systems. Another primary reason they probably fart so much is that they are a brachycephalic dog breed.
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Boxers
Boxers are infamous for being gassy. This is most likely due to boxers' vulnerability to stomach disorders.
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Mastiff
Their farts, but not so much. Mastiff dogs' stinky, offensive-smelling farts may be due to their food and feeding habits.