No better time than the present for a bath. The humans have been holding me and petting me, so I can feel their filth on my fur.
First, I have to stretch the neck. Don't want to pull a muscle or anything...
Now, I start with the shoulder. It needs the full tongue squeegeeing.
Then, I move down the leg. It's important to go with the growth of the fur, never against.
Last, I wash down my paws so I can use them to clean my face and neck. My humans love to touch my face and rub my neck (and maybe I like it a little too.)
There we go, I'm all clean. I can now relax and enjoy my Sunday. Hope you all have a great one!
First, I have to stretch the neck. Don't want to pull a muscle or anything...
Now, I start with the shoulder. It needs the full tongue squeegeeing.
Then, I move down the leg. It's important to go with the growth of the fur, never against.
Last, I wash down my paws so I can use them to clean my face and neck. My humans love to touch my face and rub my neck (and maybe I like it a little too.) 
There we go, I'm all clean. I can now relax and enjoy my Sunday. Hope you all have a great one!
Good job, Tuck...you look furry clean!
ReplyDeleteYour technique is flawless, Tuck! Well done!
ReplyDeleteTuck, I like your technique. You're obviously a veteran at this and you do a magnificent job!
ReplyDeleteDo your people ever wait until you have a nice bath, then touch you immediately afterward? I hate when they do that.
ReplyDeleteNicely done Tuck! You are a master!
ReplyDeleteWe could all learn a lesson or two from your technique, Tuck!
ReplyDeleteWow, Tuck - we're impressed. (We wish you could give Franklin lessons!) And Tasha says she completely agrees with you about the humans getting weird smells on her fur - she is always having to bathe because of that!
ReplyDeleteGood job, Tuck. You look real clean now. I always wash my paws and face first. I can hardly reach all those other body places since I am so old and I don't move so well as I used to. Mom kind of helps and keeps me cleaned up.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, it's so important to stretch so you don't get a washing injury!
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me, I think I might need to do some washing myself.
ReplyDeleteThat's been my problem! I never do stretches before grooming. Thanks for the tip Tuck :)
ReplyDeleteYou look very squeeky clean there Tuck, very handsome indeed.
ReplyDeleteHugs GJ x
A that was a good wash. You can snooze today with a feeling of accomplishment of a job well done.
ReplyDeleteCleanliness is next to codliness!
ReplyDeleteClean as a whistle!
ReplyDeleteSqueaky clean and purrfect.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job! You look purrfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to wash yourself, Tuck!
ReplyDeleteWe've been trying to do the same way but grrrr... why still at the end, we have to take a bath with shampoo?
Licks,
Adele, Vincent & Bella
Very good work Tuck. It's ok for the people to touch our furs, they just have to understand the need to clean it too.
ReplyDeleteYou are extremely cute!
ReplyDeleteCleanliness is next to sexyness, I always say!
ReplyDeleteYou look squeaky clean to us!
ReplyDeleteYou have perfect technique, Tuck. It's clever of you to stretch first, so you don't get a washing injury.
ReplyDeleteTuck you are a good clean dude. I was washing up on my post today too.
ReplyDeletePoppy Q
I am giving you the 'One Lovely Blog Award'.
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I think you are Purrfect and that's why I picked you.