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Muddy dog

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ViaRia · 07/01/2022 19:09

We walk our very energetic dog off lead through woodland and farmers’ fields. Lead-only walks do not tire him enough.

He gets filthy. Absolutely covered in mud all over his legs and underneath.

When he was small it wasn’t a big issue, I’d just lift him and carry him upstairs to the bath. He’s too heavy for that now so I tend to wait until he’s dry before allowing him to walk upstairs (still muddy but dry). In the meantime the kitchen floor gets covered.

Is there a better way to do this!? I’ve seen gimmicky things (like a towelling bag you put dog into to carry them through the house and contain all the muck) but I’m just not convinced it’s the answer.

So… what do you do for your mucky dogs?
Shoes for dogs? Towelling bag? Outside tap?

Btw, I suppose this issue is exasperated by my light beige carpets…

Please help?

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Wildrobin · 09/01/2022 02:18

Our ddog loves her Ruff and Tumble. She looks ridiculously spoilt wearing it but she has always loved swimming and used to look miserable with cold afterwards but now stays comfortable and it seems to wick the damp off her so fast

Wildrobin · 09/01/2022 02:19

I just hose her paws with cold water but usually the mud stays on under her ruff and tumble and just dries . She’s small enough to wash easily but wouldn’t enjoy a daily bath so I save it up for when unavoidable

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