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confession: I think I've been accidentally torturing my dog for three years that sounds dramatic. let me explain every few weeks I'd give her a bath. not because I wanted to. because I HAD to. the fur was on everything. the couch. my clothes. my food one time. and the smell. god the smell. she'd smell fine for maybe two days after a bath and then by Wednesday the whole living room would hit you when you walked in so I'd drag her to the bathtub and every single time it was the same thing. the second I turned on the faucet she'd start shaking. not a little tremble. full body shaking. she'd try to climb out. her nails scratching the tub. water everywhere. me soaking wet on my knees trying to hold her still while she screamed actual screaming. like I was hurting her and then I'd spend an hour cleaning the bathroom after. mopping water off the floor. picking fur out of the drain. washing towels and the whole time I'm thinking "this can't be normal. there has to be a better way" but I didn't know what else to do I tried everything. I bought a deshedding tool that was supposed to reduce shedding by 90%. it scratched her skin and left little bald patches. she flinched every time I used it I tried waterless shampoo. sprayed it on. left this sticky residue that made her coat worse. she smelled like fake lavender and wet dog mixed together I tried a grooming glove. she didn't mind it but it literally did nothing. just moved the fur around had a whole drawer full of stuff that did nothing and I kept going back to the bath. because nothing else worked. and the shedding never stopped. and the smell kept coming back. faster every time actually. I didn't understand why then my coworker told me about the Calm Clean system from Doggido. she showed me a video of her brushing her Golden on the couch. dog was just lying there. eyes closed. calm I was like "what is that" "it's a brush that sprays a botanical mist while you brush. no water. no tub. you just sit on the couch and do it" "and she's not freaking out?" "she falls asleep" I didn't believe her. I've been burned too many times but she kept talking about it. showed me the before and after photos. showed me the fur that comes out when you press the eject button I ordered it that night first session. I sat on the couch. she was next to me. I started brushing the mist came out. lavender and chamomile. she sniffed it and just... relaxed. I could literally see her shoulders drop I kept brushing. the fur was coming off in layers. not surface fur. deep stuff. from the undercoat. turns out 90% of shedding hides in the undercoat and nothing I'd been using could reach it. this brush does I pressed the eject button after 10 minutes. the amount of fur that came off was disgusting. and satisfying. genuinely satisfying I looked at her. she looked clean. fluffy. soft. she smelled like actual lavender. not fake chemical lavender. real botanical lavender and here's the part that got me she didn't shake. she didn't scream. she didn't try to run. she just sat there. and when I was done she didn't jump off the couch and hide. she stayed that's when I realized something. the reason the smell kept coming back faster after every bath was because the shampoo was stripping her natural oils. her skin would overproduce oil to compensate. more oil means more smell. so I'd bathe her sooner. strip more oil. more smell. cycle keeps tightening and the reason she was so terrified wasn't because she's a "difficult" dog. it's because every bath taught her one thing. grooming means pain. water. noise. slippery tub. sharp bristles. every bad experience made the next one worse I was making both problems worse every single time I bathed her the mist is pH-matched to her skin. it doesn't strip anything. it cleans without destroying her natural protection. that's why she smells fresh for days now. not two days. days and because there's no water. no tub. no noise. no sharp bristles. there's nothing to fear. the silicone bristles feel like a massage. she leans into them that was 2 months ago I haven't bathed her once since she's cleaner than she ever was with baths. she smells better. she sheds less on the furniture because the undercoat is actually getting cleared out every few days instead of building up for weeks and grooming went from the thing I dreaded most to something we do on the couch while I watch TV if your dog is terrified of baths. if the shedding never stops. if the smell comes back in two days no matter what you do stop doing what I was doing. stop making it worse just get the Calm Clean system from Doggido P.S. they're doing 50% off right now with free shipping and a 90-day guarantee. if she doesn't love it you pay nothing. but she'll love it. mine falls asleep now