Invest in a brush called the Furminator. If you brush the dog with that frequently, it does a really good job of getting the dead/shedding fur out and pulling the stink out with it. Give the dog a really good brushing (you will basically get a whole dog worth of fur) before the bath to keep the drain cleaner, clean the dog faster and less fur means she will dry faster. If you have a portable heater and point it at her bed (cover it in towels before she lays down) she will like the heat and lay there and get dried off a lot faster.
I can do all that. I have to drive to the trash dump tomorrow so I’ll hit up the stores to get what I need.
The big reward will be her being fresh and clean and I will put up the dog steps for her to get on the bed with dad. They both will love that.
If you’re reading this and are against pets on furniture, especially on your bed, I know. I get it. That doesn’t matter at this point.
I'm not against that at all. If your dad is all by himself, he needs those animals. They're social animals and they sleep together, they are your dads family members and nothing wrong with sleeping beside him.
Right on. I’m looking forward to it. She’s been an amazing pet, friend, companion and protector. Some years ago she helped wake my step-mom up when my dad passed out in the bathroom. He’d had some kind of toxic buildup from a certain medicine. She qualifies as a best friend.
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