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SHOULD OR SHOULDN'T BATH
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mandy12978

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Posted: 8:48:39 PM 12/22/2007

I HAVE A MOTHER DOG WITH 2 WEEK PUPPIES THAT REALLY STARTING TO STINK. SHOULD I GIVE HER A BATH OR NOT. ALSO WHANT SHOULD I USE ON HER TO GIVE HER A BATH.

dusty082155

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Posted: 9:01:16 PM 12/22/2007

I would wait until the puppies are at least three weeks old. When you do bathe her do not use soap and be sure to blow dry her thoroughly on a warm stting to keep her from getting chilled. For now, you can use baby wipes to clean her up and cut down on the smell.

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mandy12978

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Posted: 9:04:53 PM 12/22/2007

THANKS. I WANT ONE MORE WEEK.

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Posted: 9:14:42 PM 12/22/2007

Also, just for future posts, Turn "OFF" Caps Lock.

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Pen2

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Posted: 9:56:25 PM 12/22/2007

If it's the mother that's smelling so badly, I see no reason not to give her a bath now. I would be a little concerned about why she smells so bad. Is this normal for her? Make sure you rinse her really well, and dry her really well, in any folds or creases, and her feet.

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