
With a new spray nozzle on the shower, I no longer have an excuse not to bathe the dogs when they get stinky between grooming appointments. Jackson in particular gets very, um,
doggy-smelling. His white fur also shows the dirt more. As the Sergeant likes to say, he looks like a well-loved stuffed animal that's been left outside for while.

I haven't bathed him at home before, but he still knew to suspect treachery when I hauled him into the bathroom and forced him into the torture chamber. Still, he didn't struggle during the bathing process.

What a brave doggy!
Happily, it's super-warm today (68!), so I didn't have to dry him off much. Just hustled him outside for a romp.

Now he looks all pretty, and smells good, too!
Lucy's next. Mwa-ha-ha.
Love the picture with the unsuspecting Jackson looking in with you holding the shampoo! I'm glad I don't have to bathe my dog much.
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