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When I got up this morning, I found my spouse crouched naked in the bathroom, slathering the dog in tomato paste. Doggo is shaking and splattering the walls red like a murder scene.

"We were out of tomato soup" was the explanation.

Either I need to go grocery shopping or doggo FAFO that skunks are not breakfast.

When I got up this morning, I found my spouse crouched naked in the bathroom, slathering the dog in tomato paste. Doggo is shaking and splattering the walls red like a murder scene. "We were out of tomato soup" was the explanation. Either I need to go grocery shopping or doggo FAFO that skunks are not breakfast.

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I did the peroxide thing once when my doggie got skunked and it bleached his fur -- I guess it helped the smell but not a good look

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Odd, my dogs are brindle and black and white and tan, none of those has any sign of bleaching. The smell definitely disappeared though. Haven't used anything else since, do it roughly 3x a year.