After a bath, do you let your dogs roll in the grass?

[DogKisses]

I don't let Lacey roll in grass (or dirt) after a bath, she stays on leash until she's dry lol. She doesn't really try to though, she has tried maybe 4 times. But she may have just realized that I am not going to let her do it. When she rolls in the grass (wet or dry) her white legs turn bright green lol. If she was a solid dark color, I would probably let her rub in the grass all she wanted. Lacey said thats not fair - that Iam racial profiling.

She makes up for it though, if I don't get her in a crate fast enough when she's wet she rolls/rubs all over my bed! lol!

 

[PitBullLove]

Yes I do, they love it. They roll all over the carpet unless it's sunny outside and then I let them go outside and roll in the grass but I watch them very closely otherwise they'll go roll in the dirt.

 

[Southpaw]

I don't stop them, if that's what you mean. Lol but I would prefer that they didn't. Doesn't really bother me when Juno does it, because a) she's easy to bathe and b) her short hair doesn't really get dirty anyway. But I get really upset when I bring Lucy home from the groomer, and she's all white and fluffy, and the first thing she does is roll around in grass and dirt.

 

[kady05]

Heck no! They get put into their crates to dry after a bath. I always make sure they potty beforehand so I don't have to let them out for awhile after a bath.

 

[Laurelin]

Yep. Sure do.

 

[NicoleLJ]

No way. Sheena is white and she does get grass stains. That is the last look I want with her going into businesses. A green and white Dog. Maybe for St. Patricks day. lol

 

[Skivvies]

Tiffany doesn't roll in the grass. She's too prissy, haha.

Rolling on the carpet however? Her favorite thing to do after a bath. I usually just let her loose and laugh as she frantically rolls around.

 

[katielou]

Abe doesn't roll. He's far to serious.

He prefers to lay grandly and groom himself

 

[CharlieDog]

I don't. I learned my lesson after one time. I'm a faster learner, lol. Ozzy zoomed outside and frantically threw himself all over the lawn. Enzo found the dirt/dust bowl.

 

[Backward_Cinderella]

HECK NO! I work too hard getting them clean to let them go mess themselves! No dirt rolling until they're DRY, I love my dogs, but typically they roll in dirt and then come back and roll all over the bed. No go right here. LOL

 

[bandaide]

I don't have a backyard so Prim doesn't have the luxury of rolling in the grass (poor thing). She seems pretty satisfied with the crazy towel dance though!

 

[DogKisses]

I like reading everyones responses!

 

[PWCorgi]

Of COURSE! :lol-sign:

I think it is the only reason Frodo tolerates the bathing part as well as he does

 

[MafiaPrincess]

Mine roll on beds, dog beds, carpet, furniture..

 

[Gypsydals]

Depends on what we are doing. If he got a bath for a show, NO hes not allowed. Its strickly on leash potty breaks until after the show. If hes getting a bath just because hes finally dirty(which doesn't happen very often) then yea, I will let him.

Peewee has never really tried. They both will roll around in the house on the carpet and the couch (which is Ivans favorte place to roll on).

 

[Fluff]

It depends for me. I usually do if it's not in an area where there is alot of dirt, or bad weather. If it's been not nice weather for some days, and they need a bath, I won't let them out to roll as they will just get dirty again from mud. But if grass is fresh, I do not mind.

 

[Catsi]

Oh, they love it! I couldn't possibly stop them. Their expressions of complete glee make me laugh everytime. But I do make sure there is no bat/possum crap in the vicinity. That's not funny.

I am blessed with wash n wear type dogs. The dirt and grass seems to just fall off them.

 

[GipsyQueen]

She LOVES it. Unfortunatly. She goes CRAZY after baths so you can't really leash her.

 

[Jules]

Yes. Carpets, grass, whatever floats her boat

 

[smkie]

AFter a bath mine lay under a blanket and steam until they are for the most part dry. When they are done with that they have great zoom plays, but not outside until they are completely dry.