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Reply To: Okay, so how often can you actually bathe dogs?
D. O. You can buy one of those spray attachments on line, I’m sure Petco, Petsmart, those type of stores all carry them. You just attach it to the faucet itself in bathtub. They also have ones that you can attach to the shower head. That one involves taking off the old shower head (they just screw off) and replacing it with the spray type that is connected to a hose also and then it just get’s left on that way. You leave it hooked up for family use and then you remove it off the holder to bathe your dog. Typically those are found at Lowes, Home Depot, those type of stores. Both types have thorough instructions. I’ve done that when I had Tracy, a Tibetan Terrier, that was too big for a laundry room sink.
I always put cotton balls in the dogs ears. After bath I remove them and then take another cotton ball and dry them. It’s much easier then trying to keep their ear flaps down (especially if you have floppy eared dogs) and try to bathe them at the same time.
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