False Advertising - Baths Aren't Fun

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    Jessi Well-Known Member

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    Awww. Poor puppy. At least he doesn't seem to be struggling and fighting it. He doesn't seem to pleased either, though, huh?
     
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    Nick87 Well-Known Member

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    lol aww. Most dogs don't like baths, but occasionally you will get one who likes it. My friend's dog loves baths, he thinks it's a game or something or he just likes getting rubbed down with shampoo. My dogs don't like baths though, but they'll sit there and take it if they have to, they just won't be happy about it.
     
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    My dog sometimes looks like this too - but only when he is very tired after biting me, fighting and trying to run away:p . He really prefers to be dirty, a bath is like a nightmare to him.
     
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    Same with Mishka she looks like a sad sack when bathing her. What is it with dogs? They can have no angst with splashing in cold puddles and creeks but when it comes to a warm bath with soft towels they look as if they want to ring a lawyer for mistreating them.:confused:
     
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    I think it's a control thing.

    It's like when cats dip their paws in water, it's perfectly fine.... but if you put the water on them, they freak out.
     
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    Aw! I honestly don't know if I've ever met a dog who actually likes bath-time. All of our dogs do a very good at tolerating it, of course, but none of them really like it. Dumbledore really loves playing in the hose, though, but I'm pretty sure that doesn't count! Haha.
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    Jessi Well-Known Member

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    Our lab used to LOVE water.

    We didn't do official baths, but if you got out the water hose, he would get so excited. It would just make his day to get to play in the water. Labs are naturals with water anyway, though, so it's not really surprising for that breed.
     
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    N'aw, that's so sweet! Our oldest lab used to love to run around during the summer, when we had sprinklers on and whatnot. Unfortunately, now, she's gotten a bit too old and it takes a bit more for her to get up and moving around, you know? Our younger lab loves it too, of course, but getting outside with him and the water hose is a task only for the bravest soul. Haha.
     
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    I don't have sprinklers. I wonder what would Homer do if I had them. Maybe it would be fun for him? Maybe he would realise water isn't always so horrible:p

    This cute dog definitely enjoys playing with sprinklers:

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    I recommend a bathing suit and/or shorts/tank top.

    That way, if you get all muddy, it's not a big deal and it can be fun for both of you. :)
     
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    Yes, usually dogs do not like to take a bath but make themselves behaved for their owners. Those photos are cute. LOL
     
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