My dogs reaction to a face full of vapor.
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My Lolly Pop (.....cat), thinks my lap is hers. She used to run away when I had a cigarette in my hand, and it always made me feel really bad. Since I started vaping, she just snuggles up, I don't think it even fazes her in the least so I am confident that I am not hurting her in anyway. I don't blow it in her little face of course, but she does not seem to mind the vapor being around and that makes me feel really good.
My dog comes sniffing and gets in my face if I have anything chocolate and i mean anything vape, chapstick, food. He loves to sit on the back of my couch behind my head when I vape choco fudge brownie. We all laugh about it and my hubby has resorted to bribing MY dog to get him to come sit with him.
This thread is funny. Never knew so many dogs liked the vapor. Where's the velvet painting of dogs playing poker and vaping?
I had a dog who smoked two packs of unfiltered Luckys a day. I wanted her to quit, so I tried sticking nic patches on her. ( Oh how she yelped when I shaved her coat so the patches wouldn't fall off) She kept on smoking.
Next I tried the nic gum, but she just swallowed it and then threw up. Tired of cleaning up vomit, I just gave up trying to make her quit. She just went on smoking and (this is a sad story) smoking. One day at the tender age of 17 she coughed one last time and droped dead. I Wish I had known about vaping back then - it might have saved her life.
R.I.P. Princess, You were one great dog.
Next I tried the nic gum, but she just swallowed it and then threw up. Tired of cleaning up vomit, I just gave up trying to make her quit. She just went on smoking and (this is a sad story) smoking. One day at the tender age of 17 she coughed one last time and droped dead. I Wish I had known about vaping back then - it might have saved her life.
R.I.P. Princess, You were one great dog.
17 is pretty good age for a dog. My pit is 6 and already gaining weight and losing a lot of energy. I hope she makes it to at least 12.
I swear my cat used to have a nic dependance. He was an outdoors cat and every time I would go out for a smoke he'd come with me and try to sniff the smoke. Unfortunately he passed away last year at the ripe old age of 18 
I'm sure he would've loved the vapor too!
I'm sure he would've loved the vapor too!
My cat used to hate my smoking! When I lit up he would bolt out of the entire room (yes, I used to smoke indoors 
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Now, he's completely indifferent. Which is the most acceptance I'm going to get from him! LOL
)Now, he's completely indifferent. Which is the most acceptance I'm going to get from him! LOL
My cat used to hate my smoking! When I lit up he would bolt out of the entire room (yes, I used to smoke indoors
Now, he's completely indifferent. Which is the most acceptance I'm going to get from him! LOL
Yup. My cat is pretty apathetic about the whole thing too.
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this post has got to thinking i have a mountain curr ( tree dog) and he used to sneeze a lot but i haven't noticed him doing it lately i guess it was the smoke , poor dog having to put up with me
but now he just sleeps right on
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but now he just sleeps right on
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Also for the record, just because they don't mind it, doesn't mean it isn't bad for them. My dog would jump into a wood chipper to be by my side, they don't know what's good for them, its up to us to exercise that soft matter in skulls.
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For me it isn't the smell of cigarette smoke that smells bad now. It's the smell of smokers and ashtrays. They both smell the same, unfortunately. : o
Big dude here dont like any kind of smoke/vapor/breeze aimed at his snout
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I agree! I have two pits, and they are amazing. Best dogs I've ever had... Aside from the constant wanting to snuggle thing
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