Lexie tries to hide from my Dad when it's time for her bath. She hates getting in but once in she's fine.
Why in the world would a dog need chlorophyll? Is he into photosynthesis? :confusedTexVFR750 said:
Our vet recommends "greenies." They're pressed in the shape of a toothbrush. We get them from Pet Essentials at Rea Road @485. They clean their teeth and contain chlorophyll. Haven't had any problems. My wife spoils her in a major way. She does like our morning breath for some reason. Okay, that's saying too much.
Dammit to hell! Only YOU could make that sound so fuggin perverted! And fuggin funny as hell! :rollingripTOOL said:Let me get this straight...
you were bored so the 1st thing to come to mind was wrestle with your dog till he relented, pin him to the wet and slippery kitchen floor, probably straddling him from behind, knees pinched tight at his side to hold him still, fist full of fur from the nape of his neck, while you forced his mouth open and proceeded to go to town!
Im only guessing! :redflip :crackup :crackup
Hey Lucy...you got's some 'splainin' to do! Share the knowledge brah...what are these things, how much do they cost, and what does the vet say about them?TexVFR750 said:Our vet recommends "greenies." They're pressed in the shape of a toothbrush. We get them from Pet Essentials at Rea Road @485. They clean their teeth and contain chlorophyll. Haven't had any problems. My wife spoils her in a major way. She does like our morning breath for some reason. Okay, that's saying too much.
I tried, but all he does is inhale them! :lolZOOM said:just use pig ears