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12-30-2006, 05:56 PM | #1 |
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Doggy baths
When it comes time to give the dogs a bath, I always envy those or you with your cute little Yorkies. I have to fill the bathtub as full as I can without it overflowing and then make Moses lay down in it in order to really get him thoroughly soaked and clean. Being a water breed, his hair likes to shed the water rather than abosorb it, so it takes a great amount of coaxing. LOL
Scooby and Moses both got baths tonight. Scooby has been itching since before we got him, so I gave him a good flea bath last week, and got medicated shampoo today that we hope will ease that itching for him. Moses simply makes a pig of himself to the point where it's bathe him or avoid him. What are your favorite dog shampoos? Which ones should I avoid?
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12-30-2006, 09:19 PM | #2 |
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At least you can FIND your dog when you're ready to give him a bath. As soon as I start running water in the sink Reuger disappears. Today I was running water when the phone rang. I turned the water off and talked for several minutes and when I got off the phone I went to find Reuger. He didn't come when I called so I searched through the house. When I still didn't find him I pulled out a bag of treats and rattled the bag. He slowly (and I mean slowly) crawled out from under the couch!!! Then he was hesitant to get to close to me because he had heard the water running and knew that he was probably getting a bath. Needless to say I eventually got a hold of him and he got his bath!! It's so funny to see and sometimes he'll peek his little nose out from under the couch to look at us. I'll have to get a picture sometime of him.
As for shampoo I use a doggy shampoo that's like baby shampoo because it makes him really soft and it makes him smell really good. For our outdoors dog my daughter uses regular shampoo on her.
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12-30-2006, 11:07 PM | #3 |
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Well haveing had a golden labrador and a yorkie ( both now at rainbowbridge) I think the labrador was far easya to bath.
Both hated the bath but the lab was big enough not to hide our yorkie could find his way into the smallest of hidy holes, once in the bath size was no differance they could both splash as far as the ceiling with water. When it came to drying our lab loved the warmth of the dryer but our Yorkie would give me the run around the bedroom untill he was dry and my room was wet so give me a large dog anytime for bathing, but a yorkie for cuddling up to, Last edited by highlans; 12-30-2006 at 11:10 PM. |
12-31-2006, 05:18 AM | #4 |
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All of mine love their bath time. Penny, our Golden Retriever goes crazy. I usually bathe her in my underwear or swimsuit. She wants to play and has water all over the walls and mirror. She will stand perfectly still while I scrub her down and rinse, but after that she's in play mode.
The Yorkies just stand there and look at me like..when will we be done?...LOL I give all a bath in the bathtub, but I don't fill it. I have a shower hose that I use and just have it running all the time. I use to give them their bath in the kitchen sink, but it's colder in there than in the bathroom. I use PetSilk products and can't see me ever changing. Their coats are beautiful and they smell so good. I bathe them every two weeks.
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12-31-2006, 05:51 AM | #5 |
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My little Zoe (Yorkie) hides also. Once I brush her and start running water, she is gone. Chase (Yorkie) loves his bath. Goldie (15 year old, 14 lb. spitz mix rescue dog) loves her bath, but goes crazy shaking and gets water everywhere. They all get bathed at the kitchen sink (I use lots of Clorox Cleanup to sanitize afterwards). Zoe at least once per week, Chase about every 2 weeks & Goldie, whenever. I need help with Goldie. I'm searching for better products for Zoe. Will probably try the Pet Silk as soon as I can order it. Chase has a skin problem so use a medicated shampoo for him. Anything works on Goldie.
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Marilyn, did you get my PM on YT about the shampoo and the website?
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