It seems that many German Shepherd Dogs have sensitive digestive systems. That has definitely been the case in each of the German Shepherds that I have owned. They all have been... well, let's just say that my first GSD, Willie, absolutely earned his nickname of "Fart Boy". The quality of food has a great deal to do with the amount of excess gas. High quality dog food is a must. Willie never got the whatever-was-on-sale-grocery-store brand but he was still the master of stinky.
I quickly learned that in order to be in the same room as Willie, I had to have a candle burning at all the time. And now Bodie seems to be wanting to usurp Willie's title so candles continue to be a necessity. Because I had one going almost every evening and weekend, I became rather selective of the candles I burned. The first and most important requirement was it had to be nicely scented. I hated candles that lost their fragrance before you even got a chance to burn them. Some would lose their scent after burning through the outer shell. Those went in the trash. With both cats and dogs in the house, I would not burn candles where the flame got too big, flickered alot and got all sooty. I tossed those too. Candles that burned with too small a flame and would just drown out were absolutely worthless and they also went right into the garbage.

If you want a candle that passes her vigorous burn tests, check her out! Her selection of fragrances is rather small at this time but she takes special orders.
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