So I wanted to know if any of you guys have a trick on washing your dog without actually getting a hose and shampoo.

Like any tips or tricks on wetting a towel with something?

I have those doggy wetnaps but they dont remove like shampoo does. Nor does it take away dirt. Just like a little bit of dusk on his top coat.

Any help? lol

Not for a full bath. But if we need to do a spot clean if he rolls in something or whatever, I will use a wet towel and a little dawn dish soap.

Baking soda for dry wash, would that something you are looking for?

We'll do a dry shampoo to keep her fresh in between baths.

A good brushing and blow dry with a high velocity dryer keeps her white and clean in between baths.

High velocity dryer. It gets rid of everything almost instantly and no soap or water required. However it will not give you a nice, fresh scent.

I found a waterless shampoo that I use. You spray it on and use a towel to rub it around then brush them. I think the scent I got Loki is blue berry. The brand is called Pet Head.

caseysteffans wrote:

I found a waterless shampoo that I use. You spray it on and use a towel to rub it around then brush them. I think the scent I got Loki is blue berry. The brand is called Pet Head.

I have this same stuff. Picked it up at Wal-Mart. Works great for a quick spruce up before going out. Scent doesn't last too long though, sadly.

I have a waterless shampoo as well. About all it's good for is adding a light, fresh scent to the dog. Doesn't do squat for actually cleaning.

Agreed. Dry shampoos and such just add scents, they don't actually clean. A good brushing and blow dry will actually remove dirt and grime much better.