Removing Stains On White Dogs

[kat99]

i was wondering what people , use to remove stains on there white dogs,

[RoxyNHemi]

i was wondering what people , use to remove stains on there white dogs,

what kind of stain, and where abouts.

Generally a good whitening shampoo works well, but I found another good product that you make into a paste and apply or mix with shampoo, but forget the name of it... Will have a look when i get home and let you know

[angelsun]

I used Crown Royal mostly for intense cleaning and a few other good whitening shampoos that are out there, but be sure to dilute as if used too strongly, you can end up with a 'blue' dog or at least paws!!

If the stains aren't coming out fully, you can use terrier chalk to whiten up before going in the ring, just be sure you pat or blow out the chalk before you walk in there!

[Rysup]

I use Sards Wonder soap a fair bit.

[poodlefan]

This thread might be useful

It was about pee stains but most of the advice was general.

[Larrikin]

I use Sards Wonder soap a fair bit.

I second the Sards.

My maremma always comes up beautiful, even when she has had lots of fun rolling in horse poo.

[Mim]

I used Sards for the first time yesterday and it was better than I expected. The white sections on the dogs have come up so WHITE!

[SpikesPuppy]

I used Crown Royal mostly for intense cleaning and a few other good whitening shampoos that are out there, but be sure to dilute as if used too strongly, you can end up with a 'blue' dog or at least paws!!

If the stains aren't coming out fully, you can use terrier chalk to whiten up before going in the ring, just be sure you pat or blow out the chalk before you walk in there!

And don't chalk in the ring :rofl: yup, seen it happen!!

[BeagleBoys2]

I just use a whitner shampoo in the hydro bath.

Then if he needs it might touch up a little with chalk but they're dogs and I'm happy they are clean and don't smell like they rolled in something. But then short haired dogs are real easy even covered in white.

It's terribly amuzing when a heavily chalked dog enters the ring and shakes. The cloud of chalk they can get up is incredible!