Fyi (if you're dying your dog)

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The blue doesn't come out very well. :lol-sign:

I washed Mia's out in one sitting just fine. Summer may be destined to a blue tail for a while.

I think Mia might get purple again though tomorrow.
 
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You used childrens chalk right? Soo glad I didn't chalk Ivan up in blue. LOL His breeder would shoot me. Although it was still tempting when I was taking his 4th of July photos today.
 
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Mia is back to purple now, lol! I had to bathe them because Summer had fleas. I want to keep the purple dog a while now though.

Summer is back to dark blue again.
 
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I'm really loving Rory's blue tail. The color of the chalk was carribean blue. I'm going to keep it until it washes out, and then I'll probably pick a different color. The smallest box of chalk I could find was like a 15 piece huge sidewalk set.

We need pictures of this now! lol.
 
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Here's a thread discussing how to dye dogs: http://www.chazhound.com/forums/t117938/

I did what Skki said to do with the chalk.

I wish my dad would let me dye the other three but he's mandated that I can only torture my own dogs. Papillon tails are pretty much perfect for dying. Long, feathery, and white. :D
 
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