sometimes silent, sometimes aloud
Dogs may have silent farts due to the composition of their digestive system and the type of food they consume. Unlike humans, who produce more audible gas due to their different anatomy and diets, dogs often release gas without much sound. Additionally, the amount of air swallowed while eating or excitement can contribute to these quieter farts. Factors like diet, gut health, and digestion play a significant role in the occurrence and sound of their flatulence.
I don't know about dogs, but i just started taking it and the farts are awful
silent, deadly, lethal, invisible men, impressive, sexy
Silent farts can be considered worse than loud ones because they often go unnoticed, allowing the odor to linger longer in the environment. While loud farts may cause embarrassment and prompt immediate reactions, silent farts can result in a more discreet, yet sometimes more offensive, experience for those nearby. Ultimately, it depends on personal preference and context, as both types can lead to social discomfort.
Eggy Fart the kind that smells like rottin eggs Juicy Fart the kind of fart that hurts when it comes out of your butthole and smells, and feels juicy Loud Fart the kind of fart that comes out loudly Silent farts quiet farts that are silent but deadly cause of the smell Fart A regular fart Poopie farts farts that come out when you are pooping and farting at the same time Humungous farts very loud and huge farts that are VERYYYYY!!!!!!! smelly Vibrate farts farts that make a vibrate sound when you are sitting on a chair that is hard Smelly farts farts that smell sooooooooo bad and knock you out and last but not least........................bad farts
they eat more food than humans.
Yes of cause. But they do it rather seldom.
silent but deadly and the kind where theres a series of loud continuous farts but they don't smell as bad and there are juicey farts that smell yummy
Silent farts can occur for several reasons, primarily related to the way gas is expelled from the body. The sound typically comes from the vibration of the anal sphincter, which may not happen if the gas is released slowly or if the muscles are relaxed. Additionally, diet and digestion play a role; certain foods can produce gas that is less likely to create noise. Ultimately, as long as there are no other discomforting symptoms, silent farts are usually normal.
I don't exactly know, but my poodles have very stinky farts! And so do big dogs. So I would have to say bigger dogs (because you know, bigger dogs, stinky farts... lol. Just my guess. :D
Because they don't have butt cheecks, like humans.Lucky Dogs! They do have farts that you can hear though sometimes. Like my dog for example...yeah her farts are loud...AND STINKY!! LOLZ
your dogs farts.