Speaking of boundaries this week, some dogs love their baths…
Whereas some dogs definitely think there should be a boundary between them and the water:
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Hilarious! I wish my dog was as eager to get in the bath as that first one.
I have a dog who loves to swim–jumps in any body of water larger than a puddle. Try to give him a bath and he acts like I’m killing him.
These are great! We’re in the latter camp, in which B-A-T-H must be spelled out…in a whisper.
That little dog in the second video is DETERMINED! XD
Great timing; this week was bath week for my furries. One poor chihuahua had to go twice; after the bath he apparently determined to get himself as dirty as possible, as quickly as possible.
Anyone else find it cruel to name a dog “kitty”? š
Better that the dog be named Kitty than a dog I once knew……
Her name was Scratcher. Her familys’ surname was Cox.
I’d consign it to EHell but she was a lovely dog who more than made up for her owner’s sense of humour…. Did make for an interesting time at the vet though – here in Australia, (not sure about the rest of the world) a vet will call out the animals name followed by the familys’ surname. Mrs Cox worked out the meaning to the strange name Mr Cox had chosen when he insisted she be the one to take Scratcher to the vet for the first time.