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80 Times Owners ‘Betrayed’ Their Beloved Dogs By Bathing Them And Took These Photos
How could you?! Your beloved doggo trusted you, and yet here you are, shamelessly ‘betraying’ them! There’s one thing that’s almost guaranteed to make your day, and that’s a collection of wholesome photos of animals. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
Our team at Bored Panda has lovingly picked out the cutest pics of dogs after their owners ‘tricked’ them by giving them a bath. Their expressions and subtle side-eyes are iconic and bound to make your day. Grab your pet and scroll through these images together.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 month ago
I had a gray cat named Wintressia. I got her when I was 16. My mom didn't allow pets in the house, so she was an outdoors cat, and sometimes she would get into something that was extra-filthy or that I didn't want her to lick off (oil, engine grease, etc.) so I would give her a bath. As she got older and wasn't able to groom herself as well, I bathed her every other week or so. She was pretty tolerant of the bathing itself, but sometimes she would turn around and just stare at me with a look on her face that said so clearly, "How could you keep doing this to me?" Photo in comment below XD
Daya 1 month ago
Thank you for the story and the picture of Wintressia (interesting Name, by the way). It seems to me that she had the best life after she met you. Independent, cared for, fed... A comfy cat life 🙂
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Michelle Katharina 1 month ago (edited)
Based on this observational study of 80 wet dogs, my preliminary conclusion is, the more chihuahua or (edited to add: Tiny) cotton fluffball, the happier the bath time
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 month ago
I had a gray cat named Wintressia. I got her when I was 16. My mom didn't allow pets in the house, so she was an outdoors cat, and sometimes she would get into something that was extra-filthy or that I didn't want her to lick off (oil, engine grease, etc.) so I would give her a bath. As she got older and wasn't able to groom herself as well, I bathed her every other week or so. She was pretty tolerant of the bathing itself, but sometimes she would turn around and just stare at me with a look on her face that said so clearly, "How could you keep doing this to me?" Photo in comment below XD
Daya 1 month ago
Thank you for the story and the picture of Wintressia (interesting Name, by the way). It seems to me that she had the best life after she met you. Independent, cared for, fed... A comfy cat life 🙂
Load More Replies... Michelle Katharina 1 month ago (edited)
Based on this observational study of 80 wet dogs, my preliminary conclusion is, the more chihuahua or (edited to add: Tiny) cotton fluffball, the happier the bath time
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