Scrub-A-Dub-Dub: 8 Expert Tips for Giving Your Dog a Bath

Washing the dog. It's simple, right? Well, yes and no. A lot depends on what breed of dog you have, and what your dog's unique needs are. Here, we've gathered the best tips (and some hilarious pictures) from the ASPCA, the Humane Society, and the Partnership for Animal Welfare so you can give your dog the best cleaning -- without going to a groomer. - By Joslyn Gray

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7. Do I need to protect her eyes while bathing?
Shampoo can be a major irritant to dogs' eyes, and they don't really like even getting plain water in their eyes, either. Some people use lubricating eye drops (ask your vet for those) before bathing to help protect the dog's eyes. You can also use a spray hose or carefully use a cup of water to direct the suds away from the eyes. Alternatively, skip the shampoo on your dog's ... more
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7. Do I need to protect her eyes while bathing?
Shampoo can be a major irritant to dogs' eyes, and they don't really like even getting plain water in their eyes, either. Some people use lubricating eye drops (ask your vet for those) before bathing to help protect the dog's eyes. You can also use a spray hose or carefully use a cup of water to direct the suds away from the eyes. Alternatively, skip the shampoo on your dog's face altogether, and just use a wet washcloth to wipe away any gunk. Another option, of course, would be Doggles. less

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