She smelled so badly for the first few weeks we had her that she thought her name was "Stinky Girl." That quickly became "'Tinky Girl" and "'Tinky Dog." Hence the name.
This is Lucy's favorite soap. Okay, actually it's her owners' favorite soap, but she doesn't mind being bathed with it! A more feminine scent than Alex's soap, this soap is only mildly scented for dogs that may be sensitive. Cleanses well, moisturizes skin and softens the coat. Keeps that "doggie smell" away for up to a month. Moisturizers help prevent dry and itchy skin.
Wet dog thoroughly all the way to the skin. Massage the bar into the dog's fur and develop a thick lather. KEEP OUT OF YOUR PET'S EYES--LIKE ANY SHAMPOO, IT WILL STING. Work the lather into the coat and to the skin thoroughly adding more water and soap as needed. Rinse thoroughly. Towel or blow dry as needed. We prefer air drying after toweling as the blow dryer can dry the skin and cause itching.
