Dog Shampoo

We always had a dog growing up. The last dog we had was a golden retriever. Her name was Sadie. I remember when I was in middle school, my dad bred her, and she had eight puppies. They were the cutest things, but they smelled so bad. I'm not sure if it was because there were so many of them in one room, or if puppies just smell. I remember my dad bathing them with dog shampoo before people came to look at them. They looked so cute all lathered up, but it was so hard to get all the shampoo out of their fur. I had the same problem with a dog named Woody we had a few years ago. She was white, with long shaggy hair, and it was always getting dirty. I would lather her up with shampoo, and it would take me forever to rinse her off. The shampoo would continue to foam, and it was impossible to rinse all of it out.

I wish I knew about Dinovite back then. It lathers nicely, and rinses easily. That's right, it rinses easily. It doesn't have any chemicals or perfumes, so your dog just smells clean. You can use it on sensitive skin, and it even works to remove skunk odor. My friend Jenn was recently looking for something to get the skunk smell off her dog, who was sprayed in the face. I need to remember to tell her about this shampoo.