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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
Yep - it's a good combo.
Not saying I use it, of course - my own dogs get bathed with Buddy Wash.
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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
 Originally Posted by sekaiNdobes
Yep - it's a good combo.
Not saying I use it, of course - my own dogs get bathed with Buddy Wash. 
My dogs are self cleaning. If they get muddy I take em to the lake and they swim.
A well brushed dog should not stink. They shed off the soiled fur, and the oils in their skin push dirt away. I might wash them twice a year. They sure don't stink.
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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
My dogs don't really smell - they do get dirty though, so they get bathed. The corgi isn't bathed often - maybe once every few months or so, but the dobes seem to retain every bit of mud and slime they get into! Lake water just makes them smell like... well, like lake water. Yuck. But perhaps I'm more sensitive to dirty dogs - I groomed professionally for 6 years, and have been showing dogs for about 8 years - I'm used to dogs that are extremely clean and well groomed.
Of course, my oldest is on a high dose of prednisone for a medical condition, so she gets a bath about once a week - with spot cleaning with self-rinse every few days. No way am I going to allow her to be soaked in urine and miserable.
Last edited by sekaiNdobes; 01-17-2009 at 02:05 AM.
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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
 Originally Posted by sekaiNdobes
My dogs don't really smell - they do get dirty though, so they get bathed. The corgi isn't bathed often - maybe once every few months or so, but the dobes seem to retain every bit of mud and slime they get into! Lake water just makes them smell like... well, like lake water. Yuck. But perhaps I'm more sensitive to dirty dogs - I groomed professionally for 6 years, and have been showing dogs for about 8 years - I'm used to dogs that are extremely clean and well groomed.
Of course, my oldest is on a high dose of prednisone for a medical condition, so she gets a bath about once a week - with spot cleaning with self-rinse every few days. No way am I going to allow her to be soaked in urine and miserable.
How does she get soaked in urine?
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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
 Originally Posted by Typical_08
How does she get soaked in urine?
She's on a high dose of prednisone, so she's suffering from the very common side effects... polyuria and polydipsia. She drinks a lot, she pees a lot, and she doesn't really have control over it. She'll completely void her bladder when she's asleep, so she wakes up in a pool of urine.
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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
Wanted to make one more comment as to why my dogs are bathed regularly. They are therapy dogs, they go into hospitals and care facilities - they are required to be bathed before entering the facilities.
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Re: Any suggestions on what to bath a smelly dog in?
 Originally Posted by sekaiNdobes
She's on a high dose of prednisone, so she's suffering from the very common side effects... polyuria and polydipsia. She drinks a lot, she pees a lot, and she doesn't really have control over it. She'll completely void her bladder when she's asleep, so she wakes up in a pool of urine.
That sucks. I'm sorry to hear that.
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