pezenfuego
Active Member
What is your stand on this?
No, I am not wanting to do this, but I heard someone talking about it today.
No, I am not wanting to do this, but I heard someone talking about it today.
Dying your pets hair/fur.
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teresaq
Active Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3143143
I think it is the dumbest thing I have ever heard of.....
I agree. I have seen pictures of poodles with pink hair and rabbits done at Easter. Just plain waist of money plus the poor pet..
http:///forum/post/3143143
I think it is the dumbest thing I have ever heard of.....
I agree. I have seen pictures of poodles with pink hair and rabbits done at Easter. Just plain waist of money plus the poor pet..
flower
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by PEZenfuego
http:///forum/post/3143142
What is your stand on this?
No, I am not wanting to do this, but I heard someone talking about it today.
My opinion...it is your pet, as long as you are not harming it (withholding food, medicine for example) do what you want. Critters (dogs and cats anyway)don't care what they look like, just what they smell like.
I will reserve my ire for those who fight thier dogs, people who starve thier pets and don't give them love and oher cruel acts. If you want a pink critter, I will try hard not to spit my milk out when I look at it laughing, but that is your own business.
http:///forum/post/3143142
What is your stand on this?
No, I am not wanting to do this, but I heard someone talking about it today.
My opinion...it is your pet, as long as you are not harming it (withholding food, medicine for example) do what you want. Critters (dogs and cats anyway)don't care what they look like, just what they smell like.
I will reserve my ire for those who fight thier dogs, people who starve thier pets and don't give them love and oher cruel acts. If you want a pink critter, I will try hard not to spit my milk out when I look at it laughing, but that is your own business.
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/3143173
My opinion...it is your pet, as long as you are not harming it (withholding food, medicine for example) do what you want. Critters (dogs and cats anyway)don't care what they look like, just what they smell like.
I will reserve my ire for those who fight thier dogs, people who starve thier pets and don't give them love and oher cruel acts. If you want a pink critter, I will try hard not to spit my milk out when I look at it laughing, but that is your own business.
LOL...But what do YOU think about it in general....not the person doing it....or why
http:///forum/post/3143173
My opinion...it is your pet, as long as you are not harming it (withholding food, medicine for example) do what you want. Critters (dogs and cats anyway)don't care what they look like, just what they smell like.
I will reserve my ire for those who fight thier dogs, people who starve thier pets and don't give them love and oher cruel acts. If you want a pink critter, I will try hard not to spit my milk out when I look at it laughing, but that is your own business.
loopy101
Member
my thoughts on it is one its a big waste of money. second you dont know what chemicles are safe for the animals. its not like we can tell the dog,cat ect not to lick there fur which is natural for animals to do.. i also feel that dressing a animal in these stupid little outfits is a waste of money granted if the animal needs to wear something to keep it healthy then by all means go for it. But to each there own i guess
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by fishkid13
http:///forum/post/3143227
I think it would be cool to see Meowzers cat pink...
NEVER...My cat was soooooo mad at me when I had him fixed....I would NEVER do something like that
http:///forum/post/3143227
I think it would be cool to see Meowzers cat pink...
fishkid13
Active Member
Originally Posted by loopy101
http:///forum/post/3143228
my thoughts on it is one its a big waste of money. second you dont know what chemicles are safe for the animals. its not like we can tell the dog,cat ect not to lick there fur which is natural for animals to do.. i also feel that dressing a animal in these stupid little outfits is a waste of money granted if the animal needs to wear something to keep it healthy then by all means go for it. But to each there own i guess
I agree..
Ok, but you are mising out...
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my thoughts on it is one its a big waste of money. second you dont know what chemicles are safe for the animals. its not like we can tell the dog,cat ect not to lick there fur which is natural for animals to do.. i also feel that dressing a animal in these stupid little outfits is a waste of money granted if the animal needs to wear something to keep it healthy then by all means go for it. But to each there own i guess
I agree..
Ok, but you are mising out...
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cranberry
Active Member
Originally Posted by loopy101
http:///forum/post/3143228
second you dont know what chemicles are safe for the animals. its not like we can tell the dog,cat ect not to lick there fur which is natural for animals to do..
Get one that is CTFA-approved.
What's the harm. It's no more than a bath!
And no I wouldn't do it, it look ridiculous. But I wouldn't have a problem with others doing it.
http:///forum/post/3143228
second you dont know what chemicles are safe for the animals. its not like we can tell the dog,cat ect not to lick there fur which is natural for animals to do..
Get one that is CTFA-approved.
What's the harm. It's no more than a bath!
And no I wouldn't do it, it look ridiculous. But I wouldn't have a problem with others doing it.
meowzer
Moderator
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3143272
I've got an emoticon for ya...... but I'm not allowed.
hmmm....I hope it's a nice one
http:///forum/post/3143272
I've got an emoticon for ya...... but I'm not allowed.
meowzer
Moderator
aquaknight
Active Member
It's a few notches up from tatoo'ed fish, but still pretty 'tared/ridiculous....
cranberry
Active Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3143281
Does that mean it's a mean emoticon
Let's say adult.
http:///forum/post/3143281
Does that mean it's a mean emoticon
Let's say adult.
keri
Active Member
IMHO....
Your pet most likely does not care what colour it is lol
Cats, well, most cats don't really like baths much all around and they groom themselves by licking all the time so I doubt I'd dye my cat - I do lionshave her tho! If I don't she hucks up huge hairballs all the time, even with brushing and I'm worried one will get stuck, so sure, I lionshave her - and I LIKE the way it looks. She doesn't go outside, she's never cold, she is happier without all of that hair actually."wild" cats do not have the ridiculous amounts of long hair that we have bred into some of our domestic cats.
If the dying can be done safely, with nontoxic dyes with no harm to the pet, sure, go for it, if it makes you happy your dog will probably be happy too - I coloured parts of Phoebe with kid-safe water-washable TOTALLY non-toxic crayola markers one Halloween and she LOVED The attention it got her, she got to sit out front at work with a sign saying "Please don't feed the dinosaur" and she was so happy, she loves people. My dog is really barely a dog at all, she certainly doesn't think she's a dog as no one's ever told her.
I think it's up to personal opinion.
(Dyed easter pets or injected/tattooed fish I don't agree with, those practices are not safe or humane, but I don't think that's what this topic was about)
Your pet most likely does not care what colour it is lol
Cats, well, most cats don't really like baths much all around and they groom themselves by licking all the time so I doubt I'd dye my cat - I do lionshave her tho! If I don't she hucks up huge hairballs all the time, even with brushing and I'm worried one will get stuck, so sure, I lionshave her - and I LIKE the way it looks. She doesn't go outside, she's never cold, she is happier without all of that hair actually."wild" cats do not have the ridiculous amounts of long hair that we have bred into some of our domestic cats.
If the dying can be done safely, with nontoxic dyes with no harm to the pet, sure, go for it, if it makes you happy your dog will probably be happy too - I coloured parts of Phoebe with kid-safe water-washable TOTALLY non-toxic crayola markers one Halloween and she LOVED The attention it got her, she got to sit out front at work with a sign saying "Please don't feed the dinosaur" and she was so happy, she loves people. My dog is really barely a dog at all, she certainly doesn't think she's a dog as no one's ever told her.
I think it's up to personal opinion.
(Dyed easter pets or injected/tattooed fish I don't agree with, those practices are not safe or humane, but I don't think that's what this topic was about)