Brushie brushie

Nothing worse than a white furred dog going out and just rolling around in freshly cut grass after a bath. You then have a yard dog for a few days

I don't think I could survive an episode of your "pet" trying to hump my leg.

My dog had her last bath the morning before I brought her home, five-and-a-half years ago. She hasn't needed it; she's almost odorless. Suddenly she needs a bath. And I know the heartbeat she gets outside, she's going to find something dead to roll in!

Gotta wash off "goat fucker" stains regularly. Otherwise, the gunk corrodes his American spirit.

Love Hoggs!!

I wonder if the ol' boy feels threatened by the F 35.

It is a well-known fact that the f 35 is effeminate around warthogs.

Oh, hell no!...

Our Miniature Stallion would do this, after we spent the better part of two hours bathing, drying, grooming and painting his hooves, for our weekend jaunt into town to enjoy a picnic at the local park.

That little scamp would take ANY opportunity to *ROLL* in the damned dirt! He got away with that, twice, and I bathed him AGAIN, just outta spite!

LOL

So many fond memories...

Thanks for sharing this, though it's a tad off-topic from the aviation theme.

Actually, washing a real Hog is HARD. Been there, tried to do that. While my appreciation for crew chiefs was high before I started, it was a LOT higher after that little drill. Eeesh. Not as sucky as watching a tire change in a sleet storm, but still a royal pain. Years later, as a commander, my reaction to bitching about maintenance from the operators was often not what they expected. Amazing what you can learn by walking in another (enlisted)man’s shoes, if only for a few hours.

Our NCO corps is the American military’s secret weapon.

Went to Chicago this week. The car was filthy so I washed it. INSTANT KARMA! The sucker was not even dry before the rain came pouring down.

love it...

V.