Pomeranians Hesitant About Playing In The Shower

If you believe that this is only cats and cats do not like to wash, then you are somewhat mistaken. It is common knowledge and even little toddlers know much cats hate water, and that bathing for them is a real punishment. However, it turns out that this aversion to water is peculiar not only to them but also to some dogs. There is so much proof for this you can find on the Internet today: pictures of frowning canines in front of the pool or video collections of poor dogs trying their best to avoid the terrible bathing procedure: some rest against the paws, others fall to the floor without moving, shampoo everywhere, others hide under the couch. In general - shame.Show more

It is a fact that some dogs just do not like water. Nevertheless, even dogs that like to swim and play in the pool can become fearful when it is time to get into the bathtub. Struggling with a dog while bathing can be a difficult process. Dogs that are afraid of getting baths or who have an aversion to moisture may try to move away from you when you try to carry them to the bathroom. These are usually the cute toy fluffy breeds such as Maltesers or Pomeranians who know they need to look their best a all times. But even a large dog may refuse to go to a bath or shower. They can accidentally scratch or grab you in an attempt to escape. As soon as the dogs get into the bath, some of them become petrified, whine, howl and fight incessantly.

In line with the nightmarish bath times, check out how this adorable Pomeranian family experiences the thrill of playing in the water. Of course, it looks like they're not quite ready for it yet!

The tiny fluffy bundles of joy are introduced to the shower in the family bathroom. They are just very young pups who still find every stimulus in this world as something irresistible that needs to be given full attention. but we learn by trial and error, don't we?

The bravest soul amongst there cute Pomeranians goes out to investigate the captivating noise the strange device makes. It is even capable of mustering enough gut to approach the pool of water gathering on the floor. It is obviously fun but something tells this pup it might get wet and spoil that glorious coat of fur. If you gave the imagination we have (and all pet lovers do have it) you can even see thought clouds forming atop this tiny's head: "Oh, no. I'm out!". The pup is quickly yet gracefully removing itself from the scene and what is funnier, it seems like informing all the others to play indifference and leave the bathroom. You can see the pack turning their noses to what was promised as a fun activity and leave the bathroom door. So funny!

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