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Bath time for doggos. (Original Post) catbyte Jan 2019 OP
Cute, but I'm glad I have cats TexasBushwhacker Jan 2019 #1
My Labs will jump in any body of water ZZenith Jan 2019 #2
One of mine will walk into the shower Duppers Jan 2019 #5
Just adorable, the Dalmatian made me laugh! Rhiannon12866 Jan 2019 #3
I could watch this all day. nt zanana1 Jan 2019 #4
💕 💕 Duppers Jan 2019 #6
My little dog would jump into the tub and sit and wait BigmanPigman Jan 2019 #7
So glad she recovered. Scarsdale Jan 2019 #9
Now that she is almost 16 her leg has become BigmanPigman Jan 2019 #10
Bath time for cats is much less cute. IrishEyes Jan 2019 #8

Duppers

(28,120 posts)
5. One of mine will walk into the shower
Wed Jan 9, 2019, 11:36 AM
Jan 2019

Every time the door is open. She loves her showers. The other Lab has to be drug in by his leash.

Rhiannon12866

(205,237 posts)
3. Just adorable, the Dalmatian made me laugh!
Wed Jan 9, 2019, 03:54 AM
Jan 2019

When I used to bathe my little cocker spaniel, I'd have to chase her through the house to dry her off. I think my cat likes water more than my dog...

BigmanPigman

(51,584 posts)
7. My little dog would jump into the tub and sit and wait
Wed Jan 9, 2019, 09:14 PM
Jan 2019

for me to turn the water on for her to snap at it endlessly. I live in CA and water is scarce so I had to limit her fun time.

My current little dog is so relaxed that she falls asleep in my arms as I wash and for once her. I take a shower than call and she comes to the tub happily. Since I would get wet giving them a bath anyway, I figured why not just shower myself and then wash the dog since I would already be wet. She is like the little pug in the sink in the video.

When she was 6 months old she had her hind leg amputated then reattached and I got into the tub with her every night for 30 min for a month so she could doggie paddle in place for physical therapy. It worked, she ran on all 4 legs and you would never know she had surgery at all.

Scarsdale

(9,426 posts)
9. So glad she recovered.
Thu Jan 10, 2019, 10:57 AM
Jan 2019

All the dogs are adorable. Some clearly loving their baths. Thanks for posting.

BigmanPigman

(51,584 posts)
10. Now that she is almost 16 her leg has become
Thu Jan 10, 2019, 05:48 PM
Jan 2019

a little unsteady for the first time ever. Her vet said that doggie water therapy wouldn't be a bad thing to start again. I am glad she is a small dog and her toes can't reach the bottom of the tub and she HAS to doggie paddle or drown. I wish it were the Summer since she gets cold waiting for her wet fur to dry and due to her age she gets chilly easily. Hello blow dryer!

IrishEyes

(3,275 posts)
8. Bath time for cats is much less cute.
Wed Jan 9, 2019, 10:04 PM
Jan 2019

I once had to give both my cats a bath in one night. One after the other. Fortunately, they were still little kittens. They were better behaved then I thought they would be.

These dogs are all really adorable.

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