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29-05-2009, 07:54 AM
Originally Posted by ooee 
Another question about Archie...
I've been taking advice and haven't been bathing him so frequently, but I was just wondering if there's anything I can use apart from chalk to keep him fresh between baths? He's getting a slight 'doggy' odour, nothing terrible or anything but is tere anything I can do to keep him smelling fresh without bathing him?
Doggy odour, I suppose is different to Human odour.. I sometimes wonder, how our animals cope with that!
I love animals and love the smell of them..
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02-07-2009, 05:16 PM
Originally Posted by ooee
Another question about Archie...
I've been taking advice and haven't been bathing him so frequently, but I was just wondering if there's anything I can use apart from chalk to keep him fresh between baths? He's getting a slight 'doggy' odour, nothing terrible or anything but is tere anything I can do to keep him smelling fresh without bathing him?
Mungo (bless him 
) is a big lab and is a pain to wash, so I just wipe him over when he gets a bit whiffy. Give them a try.
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