QUOTE : So, putting aside the yucky ones, the positive smells of a dog for me are the next-day cold-stew smell of his meaty food, and the aroma of a roasted chicken right out of the oven, which will have him running to the kitchen like a rocket. The dry seed and hay hum of a pet shop, and the sickly rotting meat of his treats.<br />Grassy fresh air and mud on long winter walks. The rubbery tang of the toys he likes to brutalize. The worn-in leather of his collar and lead. The sweet, musty smell of his velvety ears, which I love to stroke, and yes, I admit it, I kiss them.<br /><br /><br />My scents for a dog are (a bit of a challenge in all honesty, but it's fun to stretch yourself sometimes!):<br /><br /><i>Barbour For Him</i> by Barbour<br /><i>Grass</i> by The Library of Fragrance<br /><i>Dirt</i> by The Library of Fragrance<br /><i>Cuir de Russie</i> by Chanel<br /><i>Piper Leather</i> by Illuminum<br /><i>Mûre et Musc</i> by L'Artisan Parfumeur