Drool

[JennieS]

I went home at lunch to let "The Rottens" out and i come back to work and notice this....


Drool, all over my jeans. This is the second time this week LOL. I've never had to deal with this until Brutus came along. Ruthie's head is so little, she doesn't drool. Brutus is a big slobbery thing. I better get used to it!

 

[jimmyjj]

Hehehe. It can get embarrassing


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[dolphin]

I can relate, shows up really well on black too!

 

[Vikinggirl]

Lol. Drool is just a sign of bully love, it'll bring you good luck.

 

[bella100]

haha he wanted to make sure he left a mark so you would think about him all day!! how sweet is brutus!!!

 

[Marine91]

Think of it as a we miss you mommy reminder.

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[ddnene]

Oh my goodness… that usually happens to me when I'm wearing black pants!!!

 

[nycbullymama]

Welcome to my World..lol..
You learn very quickly to check yourself before going out..lol

 

[JennieS]

If i sit down, he comes and shoves his big 'ol head right between my knees. I never see it until it dries. I'm covered in Ruthie hair and Brutus drool. #12 on how you know you own a bulldog..LOLOLOLOLOL.

 

[Davidh]

Oh what's a little drool between friends. LOL

 

[KMARINO]

LOL~!!! I have to wear black pants to work, I literally put them on while walking out the front door for work. lol

 

[raetate]

Hahahha!!! [MENTION=9205]JennieS[/MENTION] that's just their mark. The love mark, don't forget me and think of me all day mark lol


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[2BullyMama]

just sharing his love with you

 

[Sharon Mitchel]

I agree about wearing black, and I often do. It's the last thing I put on before walking out the door. I also make sure I have a sticky roller at work. If it isn't drool, it Charley hair!


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[Sharon Mitchel]

I decided that I needed to tackle the bully slobber spots on the kitchen and dining room hardwood floors. Oh my! They are like glue. No wonder hubby seems to have given up on keeping them spot free (he's retired, I'm still working).

Our floors are prefinished engineered wood. The manufacturer recommends using the Bona floor care system. Bona seems to leave our floors dull. I thought hubby just wasn't changing the pad often enough. Now I don't think that is the issue. So, what do you do to keep floors slobber free?


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