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6/27/2015 2:58:23 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
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6/27/2015 6:56:35 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
msreesi Stout, OH 53, joined Jul. 2014	My Husky hates a bath. I get him in the tub and run the shower, sit on the edge of the tub, and lather him. To them, I suspect it feels more like rain, and rinsing them is a lot easier. [Edited 6/27/2015 6:58:43 PM ]
6/27/2015 7:19:52 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
friendlyholly Johnson City, TN 33, joined Sep. 2013	She won't go near a tub so I bought a kid's plastic pool and she won't go near that And I can't lift her she will night if you try to get her near water she won't even go use the bathroom if it is raining out side
7/11/2015 3:25:21 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
happyladyme Stephens City, VA 74, joined May. 2014	Take it slow getting the dog use to water and get some help. Otherwise take the dog to a groomer. Good luck..
7/11/2015 6:33:24 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
msreesi Stout, OH 53, joined Jul. 2014	I don't think it's fear of water, as much as it is the dog being "alpha" over it's owner. The dog has decided that it doesn't want to go into the water, wasn't "forced" to, and the problem has escalated. She could take it to the groomer, but she will continue to have problems, plus, if the dog causes issues for the groomer and someone gets hurt, she may be liable. Just saying As I said earlier, my Husky hates a bath, but while in the tub, the worst thing he does is hide his face under my arm. [Edited 7/11/2015 6:35:43 PM ]
7/12/2015 4:10:14 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
herbieherbie Snellville, GA 47, joined Feb. 2014	Quote from msreesi: My Husky hates a bath. I get him in the tub and run the shower, sit on the edge of the tub, and lather him. To them, I suspect it feels more like rain, and rinsing them is a lot easier. My Huskies are also difficult.
7/12/2015 5:16:47 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
msreesi Stout, OH 53, joined Jul. 2014	My Husky is difficult, but thankfully not impossible. He just sticks his head under my arm to "hide" and when it's over and done, he's happy as a clam. Fortunately, Huskies do not have that "wet dog" odor and since he's in the house, baths aren't needed as often. Brushing is another issue, though. I love the picture, Herbie. How's the newest member doing?
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herbieherbie Snellville, GA 47, joined Feb. 2014	He's a mess. Lol Love all my boys.
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7/20/2015 4:11:17 PM	Hey does anyone have suggestions
yuhaszb Indiana, PA 45, joined May. 2014	Try baby steps like if the dog will get in the tub with out water and give a treat then the next time add a little water and give treat. get some help more than one person that way they dog is focused on the person holding the leash and the treats while the other is bathing them try to make it as positive for them as possible make it like a game that your playing with him but it is best to give the bath in a more confined area that way they feel safer if they don't have the room to move they are less scared. is from my experience with my dogs [Edited 7/20/2015 4:14:05 PM ]