Mady has great timing, I'll give her that. |
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David, that has happened to probably everyone of us on here. I always try to check to be sure Jenny has "easy exit" to the ground. Only on this site can we talk about stuff like this and no one thinks we are weird. |
He actually made me go in the hotel on my own, check in, go to the room, then open the patio door so that he and Mady could skulk through the darkness into the room before anyone saw. |
Yep, been there, done that. Once After "the" bath and cleaning off poopy butt, I vowed it would NEVER happen again. I make a nice easy exit. When they get groomed I always tell the groomer to cut that area short. In between I always keep the scissors handy. Not a fun project cleaning and picking poop out of big fuzzy butt. Yep, only here can we talk about this and give ideas on how to clean and trim so it doesn't happen again. |
It probably was a little sticky and softer from all the grooming and excitement and travelling. Love the sneaky entry to save face...er save butt??? |
That must have been the mother of all dingleberries!!!!!! As Oscar pretty much had diarrhea from 10 weeks old to 11 months old, I know your pain. I washed his butt at least twice a day. I am now an EXPERT on how to remove fecal matter from a sheepdog's rear. Laurie and Oscar |
Baba wrote: Mady has great timing, I'll give her that. Oh, Mady, Mady, I guess this is something the most of us sheepiepeople just have to live through. All this fur keeping hold of the loose stuff. Perfect timing indeed. |
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