Absolutely ... except, unlike you, I'm not a svelte fatty.You’re in my weight category I see…..
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I'm svelteweight, not fattyweight, FattyExiJust a fatty thenbut who were you calling fatty
Sort ya life out mkay?
Is that an afghan cross? Weird looking dog whatever it is.
Fucking LOLLabrapony
Dog rescued by firefighters after getting head stuck in cat flap
Hapless dog Hank the Tank needed rescuing by firefighters after the Rottweiler got his head stuck - in a cat flap.
My wife took our pooch Lucy on a long walk this morning (about 6 miles)
Then after lunch, another 2 miler.
Result - the dog is knackered - her bed is 2m away but sometimes the carpet is cooler.....
Then after lunch, another 2 miler.
Result - the dog is knackered - her bed is 2m away but sometimes the carpet is cooler.....
Anyone had a dog that hates water ?
Tips on bathing appreciated.
Tips on bathing appreciated.
I usually have showers, they are cleaner.
I don't have a dog. How can I possibly bathe it? Make it make sense.
OK, I'll get right on it. I just have to PM the Goat now.
Hold it by the collar and hosepipe it.
We shampoo our dog outside Al, holding her by the collar, and on a hard-standing. I get a bucket full of clean lukewarm water and (using a plastic jug) pour a few pints over her, squeeze shampoo onto her, then pour the rest of the clean water over her.
She doesn't like baths, but enjoys being towelled down afterwards- a bit like me really.
The.dunnster
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Our lab isn’t fond of a wash but loves a swim.
We wash him outdoors in summer as Ron describes. Have also found a dog wash locally that has warm water and shampoo and you can secure him during the process. It’s handy as it’s near a lake he likes to swim in so he gets to have fun and come home clean.
In winter he gets treated to an indoor wash in the bath. As much to keep me warm as him. We make it more interesting for him by smearing some peanut butter on the tiles for a treat and to keep him distracted. Hahaha reading this back I sound mental!
We wash him outdoors in summer as Ron describes. Have also found a dog wash locally that has warm water and shampoo and you can secure him during the process. It’s handy as it’s near a lake he likes to swim in so he gets to have fun and come home clean.
In winter he gets treated to an indoor wash in the bath. As much to keep me warm as him. We make it more interesting for him by smearing some peanut butter on the tiles for a treat and to keep him distracted. Hahaha reading this back I sound mental!
Have you ever been arrested?
My dog hates being wet but loves being towelled dry.
Don’t know why I didn’t think to try distracting him with food.
He seems to have a real fear of water. Won’t walk through a puddle or along the prom when the tide is in.
Surprising how hard it is to keep hold of him when he really wants to get away.