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Sun block...

Zulu · 2012-03-28 14:47:49

So, the sun is shining & I reckon our Chloe is gonna get burnt (pink nose). I tried putting sun cream on her the other day, but it didn't go down too well (I don't mind that), and she ended up licking it all off where she could. Any ideas how to stop her licking it off, or, any ideas how to protect her little snout?

28-03-2012 2:47pm

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Zulu

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So, the sun is shining & I reckon our Chloe is gonna get burnt (pink nose).
I tried putting sun cream on her the other day, but it didn't go down too well (I don't mind that), and she ended up licking it all off where she could.

Any ideas how to stop her licking it off, or, any ideas how to protect her little snout?

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#2 28-03-2012 5:25pm

tk123

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Oh maybe I should do this too?? Is her nose pink all year round - I read that with retrievers like my guy it can go pink in winter and get darker in summer - his got a lot pinker over the winter so maybe it'll go black again?

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