Dog Shampoo

Reading Anny's postings about her dog Dom Perignon or Dommy for short makes me want to have a dog of my own too. And I've always wanted a Jack Russell terrier.

I feel put off getting one though cos I'll have to ask for my neighbors' permissions... I'm not into that neighborly stuff, I keep to myself most of the time and the last thing I want to do is knock on their gates and ask for their permissions. No way, José!

We used to have a few dogs back home in my kampung (village). They're not purebred dogs, just mongrels so they mixed around with other dogs of unknown backgrounds... get into fights (and mate as well) but they're very independent and don't require grooming and expensive pet food. The danger of it is they tend to roam about and cross the roads and get run over by passing vehicles!

The only drawback is they stink quite a bit and you always see them scratching themselves all the time. Poor dogs. Sometimes, I see my dad checking for lice and then bathing them. We normally use normal soap instead of dog shampoo. But it only takes a few minutes before they get all dirty again.

If only we've heard of Dinovite earlier, then those stink and itching would be a thing of the past. If you have a dog with an itch problem and stinks too, why not try Dogosuds. I heard it makes your dog smell really clean and the smell lasts for a long time too.

It contains 100% pure, therapeutic grade essential oils that have natural, healing properties. It's gentle and soothing and suitable for sensitive skin. The lathers are rich but rinse off easily. Sounds great, I feel like using it on my hair!