Hi ppm, great picture but Cairo looks a little miffed to me. I enjoyed reading up on your Royal Dog of Egypt. A fascinating history and now I understand his name. Thanks.
Hanne, Cairo endured it with good grace. Since most of his life before I got him was spent as a show dog, he is accustomed to being grroomed, washed, and fussed over. But you're right - - now he will want to find some doggie "perfume", so I have to be careful to isolate him from the horse's efforts at improving "soil fertility. . ."
Oh, PPM, if they come again and want to bathe a dog, send them my way...I have 5...ranging in sizes from 20lbs to 150lbs...lots of dog to wash....and if they're so a mind, I have 7 horses they can also have a hand at........LOL
Oh, good...I guess you have invisible steel toed boots, right?
It certainly looked like a nice sunny day--hope Cairo apprecited the effort! (I used to have a Poodle that LOVED herself after a bath! Of course, she only weighed 3 pounds--so bathing was pretty simple!)
Now, I don't want to step on your toes--but did they make any comments about Fido's odor??? Just asking! (wink, wink)--beautiful dog, BTW! And really--it is so nice to have such close friends that you all feel comfortable enough to ptich in!!! Hope none of you got TOO hot!!! :D
Patrick loves animals, so I was not surprised when he wanted to brush the dog, but I was caught completely off guard when he said he wanted to give the dog a bath! He and his mother, Monique, had lots of fun doing the job while I held the leash! Yes, these are great friends to have, and I treasure them.
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