Natural dog shampoo

You don't have time to buy some dog shampoo in the pet shop?
why spend your money on chemically made dog shmpoo when you can make a natural shampoo for your dog and save more.

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Step 1:

Materials

Dishwashing soap
Fresh Lemon
Lime
conditioner
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MIXING BOWL

sloppy_zen says: May 11, 2012. 8:08 AM

It seems to me that using dish washing soap may not be considered "natural" as your title suggests. But thanks for this info anyway.

frenchkisser (author) says: Apr 10, 2012. 3:14 AM

I'm sorry about some grammatical and spelling errors :D I'm not really good at english I'm a filipino
thanks anyway

lemonie says: Mar 13, 2012. 3:42 PM

How did dogs manage their hair before "Dog-Shampoo"?

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Mauigerbil in reply to lemonieApr 8, 2012. 1:26 PM

They didn't

And it's fur, not hair...

lemonie in reply to MauigerbilApr 8, 2012. 2:43 PM

They didn't
So why should anyone do it now?

Fur is hair.

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Mauigerbil in reply to lemonieApr 8, 2012. 7:59 PM

Not technically. Fur is more than 1 hair per follicle. We have one hair per follicle, so we have hair. Dogs can have 2-8, so have fur

lemonie in reply to MauigerbilApr 9, 2012. 12:59 AM

Fur is hairs though, you've heard the term "dog-hairs" before?

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Mauigerbil says: Apr 8, 2012. 1:33 PM

This needs a little work. I would delete the last step, and make it a bit more wordy. Also, there is a few spelling and grammatical errors. I would suggest adding a step about bathing the dog with it. Also, adding a few more pictures in it would be better. Good instructable idea though!!

frenchkisser (author) says: Mar 14, 2012. 3:50 AM

i don't really know....my aim is to save more money yet make the dogs hair more fragrant and soft

Mauigerbil in reply to frenchkisserApr 8, 2012. 1:27 PM

It's fur! Not Hair! do you people ever learn...:P