 Barked: Thu Oct 25, '12 1:47pm PST |
 | |  | | In my shop I use Groomer's Best Shampoos, and the whitening one is called Midnight White. I just call it protein shampoo though, because I find it brightens all colours, not just white (but it's definitely the most noticeable on white). Groomer's Best also has a shampoo called Alpha White as well, I think it works better on whites, I've never tried it and not sure what all the difference is with it. I always use a protein shampoo on my Sheltie and his whites always look very bright.
For staining, I usually use peroxide. If a dog has that rust coloured staining on their legs, or wherever, from licking, usually putting peroxide on it for a few minutes will help it some. It won't make it disappear completely, but it will help. It depends how bad the stains are of course, and how often you use something on it to fight it. Also if the stains are from licking then there's probably another problem that needs to be looked after first (some sort of irritation) or the staining will remain if the dog continues to lick. |  |  | |  |
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