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Captain's Log, Stardate 01.21.2010
I tweeted a couple weeks ago about taking my dog walking in the rain with her yellow rain slicker, and a bunch of you guys asked about it, incredulous.
Oh ye of little faith.
The truth is, Snickers is not a water dog. She hates getting wet. She will shy away from sprinklers and hoses. Giving her a bath is a two-person job and she shivers and has her tail between her legs the entire time.
I also am not that fond of wet dog smell.
So when I was visiting my friend Cheryl Wyatt in Illinois, we went to a store called Rural King, and I got this cute doggie rain slicker.
It works perfectly--it keeps the rain off her back and part of her head, and she smells much less when we're back from our walk.
What do you guys think?
I tweeted a couple weeks ago about taking my dog walking in the rain with her yellow rain slicker, and a bunch of you guys asked about it, incredulous.
Oh ye of little faith.
The truth is, Snickers is not a water dog. She hates getting wet. She will shy away from sprinklers and hoses. Giving her a bath is a two-person job and she shivers and has her tail between her legs the entire time.
I also am not that fond of wet dog smell.
So when I was visiting my friend Cheryl Wyatt in Illinois, we went to a store called Rural King, and I got this cute doggie rain slicker.
It works perfectly--it keeps the rain off her back and part of her head, and she smells much less when we're back from our walk.
What do you guys think?
Comments
Camy
Those pictures are so funny. I immediately knew what the dog was thinking: “And I thought it was only mad dogs and Englishmen who didn’t have the sense to come out of the rain!”
Vince
Don't blame you for not wanting the wet dog smell. I don't like it either. The slicker is cute, even if you had to fly to IL to get it! LOL!
Vince--LOL!
Winter--I loved Rural King! OMG it was amazing!
And just so you know, I had to type in "mampire" to get my comment verified. That should be a real word.
Camy
I have cats and you don't have to walk them that goodness. When they do get wet I just towel them dry.
Camy
Camy