What is your favorite dog shampoo?
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Comments (22)In the case of shampoos, if you color your hair, you should spend the extra money on shampoos that protect your color. Unfortunately I have found most inexpensive shampoos and conditioners contain alcohol, and even some of the more pricey (like Pantene)have alcohol. Look at the ingredients. If it has alcohol, it will strip your color and ultimately dry out your hair. Many inexpensive conditioners make your hair feel conditioned because they contain wax which does nothing but coat the hair. The combination of wax and alcohol will ultimately require you to use more product and wonder why your hair is so dry without it. There was a special on one of the news shows (I think 60 minutes) that exposed the fact that many of the products we buy today like conditioner and lotion actually contain ingredients, like alcohol, that do the opposite of what you think they should. What good is a moisturizer or conditioner that drys you out?...See MorePlease Show Me Your Favorite Shampoo and Soap Niche
Comments (40)Can anyone give me an idea of what the cost per square foot might be for installing tumbled marble tile? My husband did the demolition and then our tiler became obsolete for six weeks. He would not return our phone calls etc. So, we are starting over to find a tiler, and our first estimate was $1500. over the one we had accepted. We have about 300 square feet to be installed. I just want to make sure that we are not being gouged. We live on Cape Cod (where everything is more expensive). Thanks for any help. Janet...See MoreYour favorite dog of all
Comments (20)my favorite of all time was Hooch, a choclate lab that we lost on Nov 6, 2007. he was the kindest, gentlest dog you ever saw EXCEPT if you were in water. he had this thing about he did not like folks or toys in water, so whenever we went swimming he would always jump in the pool and pull you out to safety. and no float was safe, occupied or not he was gonna swim to it, grab it and pull it out of the pool. he was the perfect bedmate, he knew just exactly how to lay so that my back was propped up against him every night(though my wife fussed about that part!). he got out one night and chased something in the road and was hit. i dunno what he was chasing, cause he did not chase other animals at all usually. maybe he just traailed somethign, i dunno. only one time did we ever have to get onto him about being near the road, and after that he would stay at least 20 feet back from it. when we realized the dogs had got out, we worried about our black lab because he is very prone to just go where he wants, never worried at all about Hooch. at first when he did not come back i thought he was in the horse pasture getting "perfumed up". then we got worried because Beau came back, less than 10 minutes had passed since i initially let them out back and it was unusual that Beau was at the door so quick and Hooch was not. i found him 200 yards up the road in a direction he never went. he had these funny expressions that he would give you when he wanted something. and funny actions as well. the house we lived in when he was pup had a closet right next to the front door. once when he wanted out and we did not realize it, he was sniffing around and bumped the closet door. the noise got our attention and we took him outside. after that point, anytiem he wanted out he would knock on the door with his nose. if you ignored him he would huff and puff at you, maybe even run up and grab your hand to pull you to the door if it went on long enough. but he would not use the bathroom in the house at all unless he was sick. we got home once and his stomach was tore up due to eating something outside. even though it was only one little pile on the tile, he went and hid for several hours. when my wife was pregnant with our daughter Hooch would not let anyone touch her stomach. he would climb up in the chair with her and stand across her so you could not get to her. when the baby was born he gave up his spot in the bed to sleep in the floor next to her crib. Beau, our black lab, likes to walk himself. he grabs his leash and leads you back to the door when he is done with his business. his leash is his security blanket too. if he gets nervous he goes and gets his leash and puts it in his bed and lays on it. at my FIL's during Thanksgiving we went to eat and left him there alone. we shut the door to teh bedroom to keep him out since i had my hunting stuff in there. when we got home the door was open and he was laying in the bed we were sleeping in with his leash. i loved Hooch more than any dog that has ever owned me before. and Beau is not far behind at all....See MoreWhat's your dog's favorite way to play ?
Comments (5)My GSD/chow mix---keep away with a tennis ball. He chases it and then lets me/whomever get almost to the ball in his mouth and he prances away. I play several times and then require him to give it up. And maybe start again. The whippet mix loves chasing kicked(not thrown) soccer balls. I buy the smallest size and she can 'catch' the prey. When she shreds the covers, from picking them up, she will toss them for herself....See Moreweed30 St. Louis
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