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Many of the smells that dogs hate are found in our homes and we even carry them around with us. That's why in this video from Animal Expert we explain which are the most annoying smells for them. So you can start taking measures to improve your companion's quality of life. Let's get started. 1. Citrus fruits. This smell is so intense for our furry friends that it can cause irritation in their respiratory tract. Remember that their sense of smell is 40 times more developed than ours. Dogs hate the fragrances of citrus fruits, but the ones they can't stand the least are those of the essential oils of this type of fruit. Oils are concentrated products that emit a much more intense smell than the fruit itself. For this reason, the animal perceives an even stronger smell than that of the food. Discover in the video that we have left for you above the fruits that are suitable for dogs. 2. Vinegar the aroma that this product gives off is so strong that it is unbearable for dogs. However, apple cider vinegar provides them with great benefits. We must learn how and how often to use it so that it is as bothersome as possible for our furry friend. This is a very effective vinegar for preventing the dog from smelling bad. To use it, we must mix it with their usual shampoo to reduce its fragrance. Also, we should not apply this solution to the head area and we must make sure to rinse it very well. And and if what you want is to use vinegar to prevent other dogs from urinating on the facade of your house, for example, you should know that it is really effective for this and not harmful at all. 3. Alcohol in all its forms, dogs cannot tolerate antiseptic alcohol, so applying it to their skin is completely inadvisable. In case of injury, it is best to clean it with water and go to the vet. On the other hand, alcoholic beverages are also unpleasant for them, especially those with a higher alcohol content. 4. Nail polish dogs hate this smell. Since it is made up of such a high number of chemical compounds. Its fragrance causes sneezing and itching in their nose. In addition, so called nail polish removers also give off a very unpleasant odor for them. In fact, acetone is the one that bothers them the most. Therefore, we recommend using acetone free nail polish removers and applying all these products away from dogs. 5. Cleaning products Dogs hate the smell of any cleaning product. Both chlorine and ammonia are products that give off strong odors and are highly harmful to them. Inhaling them directly can cause irritation to their airways and esophagus. In addition, ammonia produces an aroma very similar to that given off by urine. Therefore, they may associate it with the presence of another animal in the home and remain on alert, which we recommend. Cleaning the home while another member of the family takes the dog for a walk. This will prevent the task from becoming an unpleasant experience for them. 6. Chili or pepper Chili or chili pepper is a food that owes its spiciness to a series of natural chemical compounds called capsaicinoids. This composition produces a very unpleasant odor for dogs. Smelling this food directly can cause respiratory irritation, itching, and constant sneezing in the animal. For this reason, it is a prohibited food for them. Here above, we leave you a video in which we talk about other foods that are harmful to dogs. 7. Mothballs Mothballs are often used as a pesticide due to their toxicity. Ingesting just one ball can cause serious damage to a dog's liver and central nervous system, causing vomiting, diarrhea and seizures. Consuming more than one can lead to death. Therefore, it is essential that you keep your furry friend away from this product. 8. Perfumes Dogs hate the smell of perfumes because they are made with countless chemical compounds. While we love to give our skin a different aroma, dogs find it annoying. This is because it acts as a substitute for our body odor. Remember that dogs recognize us by our smell. That's why if we mask it with something else, it's harder for them to identify us. They also can't stand dog perfumes, although if their quality since their products made for them, they're not harmful and we can use them in moderation. It's not recommended to perfume them every day. The perfume that your dog groomer uses when you visit the beauty center will suffice. Tell us what other smells your dog hates. Until next time. Experts.