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Poor Darrell!! He looks so miserable. I bet he has been skunked more than once? Our red heeler cross, Hope, had a love affair going with Peppe' LePhew when her first summer! Thank goodness she outgrew it!
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poor thing!
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Poor guy, he really does look SO sad!
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Aww, poor guy... glad your concoction worked!
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Aw, poor furbaby!
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He looks so miserable!
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Awww, sweet smelly pup!
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Hasn't Darrell done this before?
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haha my friends dog got in a little 'meeting' with a baby skunk and got sprayed in the mouth! she dumped lots of tomato juice in his mouth and he's perfectly fine now.
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Poor baby, and poor you there is NOTHING on earth as bad as skunk smell! Wrote your recipe down for the neighbors!
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Hee-hee - poor doggie :) Our "outside" dog, Buck, used to have run-ins with porcupines, moose and the occasional bear, but we don't have skunks here in Alaska; we did have them in our neighborhood in Colorado, however! Most people might think me strange, but I love skunk scent and miss it on occasion...
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poor dog, no wonder she looks so soulful. How did she get skunked, luckily we don't have them in England, a badgers poop smells pretty vile though and dog loves to roll in it.
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He looks pitiful
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OH, the dreaded skunk bath! I have used that mixture before. TFS.
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He looks so humiliated! I'm thankful for the recipe, I knew it had peroxide and baking soda, but I haven't gotten the amounts right yet.
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He looks plain tuckered out! That bath must have been a huge ordeal!
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Poor Darrel, he looks just plain disgusted with the whole situation!! He is a very pretty dog!! Thanks for the recipe!!
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