I have same problem with Flo when we visit one of my friends. She has a 4 month GSD and I'm really keen for Flo to spend time with her so she learns how to 'deal' with a lively puppy (just in case I get another) and also so she gets to know Brook as she grows up and she has a great big GSD as a friend and isn'y so fazed by bigger dogs.I've hardly ever bathed Dylan, and he doesn't smell at all, but unfortunately his new passion for wallowing in every muddy puddle, ditch and stagnant pond is a nightmareOn our regular morning walk there is one that really stinks and he's in it every day. I can't bear to even have him in the car afterwards. So yesterday I had to bath him, but I can't do that every day. Today I took him somewhere else to walk, but it's a shame. I'm hoping the ditch that I photographed him in will dry up completely soon, with the warmer weather, as that's the smelliest.
Certainly not as nice as Asian Pearthe smell of stagnant water is not nice.
I have heard of that... can't quite imagine doing it, but some people claim once you stop shampooing and let it be kind of greasy for a little while, it all balances out and they never shampoo again... Maybe go on vacation for a while as it's sorting itself out ahahaI think the bathing thing is a bit like the same theory as washing human hair. If you don't wash you hair at all it goes through a really greasy/oily/smelly stage but then once the natural oils do their job properly then the hair finally ends up beautifully soft and shiny - don't try this at home![]()
Are you doing her first haircut yourself?we had to bath Inca the day we got her as she had an accident in the car on the way home. i think Delta has ad 4 or 5 baths. tomorrow will be her first haircut so she id getting one tomorrow.