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Mud dawg
Just when you think “clean” is the new normal…
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I have a bernerdoodle visiting here soon and the pet parent has kindly agreed to have her paws, legs, and a bit of her underbelly trimmed by the groomer so I have less of a mess to clean up if the dogs have to go outside when it’s wet.
Now’s the time when I really appreciate that my own dogs are near hairless! ????
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haha – omd right!? I once had a full-size goldendoodle for a B&T. I had NO IDEA about the coat… none.
I let her outside in my muddy backyard. She had a blast, playing with my dogs. No biggie, I thought, I’ll just wash her. O.M.D. NOOOOOOO that’s not what you do with a muddy doodle. The coat was unsalvageable and she had to be completely shaved. eep. Tough way to learn that lesson.
This morning, I waited for Bliss to dry, then brushed out her coat with a vent brush (my own, donated to the cause). Except for her feet which are pretty much glued solid and need a soak in the lake (which I’ll do on my lunch break!), I got most of it out. All the while, I kept telling her – You are not a Labrador; you can’t be acting like one! lol
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Love how your trying to remind her she is not a Lab! The mud situation is tough!!
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This is Tux after he nosedived into a mud pit. He’s a Rottweiler mix and was probably sick of being called a Lab and wanted to look more like a Rottweiler.
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Cute! I mean, mud is doggy makeup, amiright?
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