Pretty sure only one got it.....and she's the oldest and should know better. Hard to say for sure after sniffing her.....one sniff and my sinuses are pretty much burnt out. EVERYTHING now smells like skunk.

She got a bath (hydogen peroxide, baking soda and dog shampoo) and I started washing what she touched as best I could tell.

Number two is drooling like he's been hit with pepper spray. He knows.

Number three disappeared upstairs for some quiet. She was inside.

The puppy is having a great time. Nobody is following her around watching/waiting so she's pooped and peed in the space of the first two minutes of chaos.

Makes it easy to decide whether to try and sleep a little more or get up, I guess.

it’s in my growing area, so i have a garden hose attached. it has a floor drain, and it’s roomy enough for a full wheelchair. but not big enough for a dog to get away from the hose.
i hate the post bath zoomies, cuz my backyard is all dirt after 10 yrs of chickens. i have to just let them rage around my living room til they calm down. or dry off.
i feel your pain.

Our little Mex. Rescue . Twice , second time. Really got it. I dont think some dogs ever learn. Good luck living eith to smell of nature.

Jump into a muddy ditch? Oh yes.

Jump into a mud puddle? Oh yes.

Bath with a garden hose or go outside for potty in the rain? Animal abuse.

One of my sisters has a black lab and he likes to go down to the little creek at the bottom of my sister's yard to stare at the minnows and drink... But then don't let it be raining and he has to go out to "do his business" and he's like - What? RAIN???!!! Oh HELL no!!1!!1!

I asked her - "Aren't they supposed to be 'water dogs' out retrieving stuff"? She laughed.

even the smallest puddle. At 8 weeks old I turned on the hose and she went nutty. Couldn’t get enough. Even liked her shower with me. Still miss her.