Jamie Craig Webboard User Reg: 09-01-2009
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So I was inspired by a certain video (posted in the cool dog video sections) to try to teach the send away....
long story short, while my dog actually seems to have picked up on the groundwork pretty well how would you um.....totally hypothetically of course >_>
get grass stains out of an entire belly's worth of light tan fur? so far we've tried bathing (no effect) and some brushing with the wire brush and the furminator (some effect) but he's still quite green....
Lisa skinner Webboard User Reg: 03-11-2010
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Liquid bluing?
Whitening shampoo?
Just things I might try. Now you see why so many of my dogs are dark colored. lol
Eons ago, when I was showing Aussies, I had one with long white stockings, of course, she had a thing for playing in the mud (wonder where she got that? Could it be my habit of accidently taking my Jeep off road..........?)
Anyway, I would regularly have to use bluing on her (Walmart, laundry soap section). Apply it to the discolored spots, let it sit a bit then rinse thoroughly. You may have to do it several times.
I am guessing it's safe if rinsed well. I have used it on her, horses and chickens. (Don't ask) lol Wet chickens STINK!
Best wishes!
Elaine Haynes Webboard User Reg: 08-16-2005
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Years ago the use of bluing on white and light colored dogs was pretty much the norm. It actually works pretty well in general. just be sure not to use too much or you'll have a blue dog for awhile. And, yes, I do speak from experience. LOL
We used to use Woolite on the horses to get grass and manure stains out. Worked great, and it was gentle on their skin. I have also used it on Toni when she came out from under the truck with grease stains. Just make sure you rinse really well.
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