Oh god! Thanks for reminding me. <---sarcasm.
I think i nearly puked and my eyes were watering (both from the nausea and the sad memory.)
It IS an awful smell. Yes, i know that smell. Apparently it is ingrained into my brain. (Thankfully King's smell from back there didn't cling horribly... maybe that's because there was next to no oil back there.)
Poor babies.
*gives virtual scritchies to Boone. (away from the bum)*
Oh yes... and that HUGE raw area made bath time oh so much fun for King. 
It was so hard to gently wash him around the scabbing and toweling him was even more of an adventure.)
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Oh trust me, not picking at his scabs won't be a problem, being as I can't even touch Boone without being repulsed at his smell. You know that smell that a dog with a flea allergy and hot spots has? Super-duper musky and smells rather like he's not been bathed after rolling in some oiley, rotton substance. I feel bad but I can't even touch him without running to the sink and scrubbing my hands. I try to touch him as little as possible, but he gets talked to quite a bit. I feel bad, he's such a sweet dog, but I'm quite repulsed at his odor I feel like such a bad furmom
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