i've seen/heard tomato juice recommended
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Thread reminded me of it, so I just thought I'd share..........
Was dating a girl who had a yorkie (worthless dog) that she absolutely spoiled (necklaces, bows, etc.........). She was going out of town for a week and asked me to keep the dog. She lived in the city, I live in the country. After three days of constant yapping and sheeting all over my house, I put the dog outside. First night the dog wouldn't leave the back door. Next day I get home to find that the dog got in a fight with a skunk (managed to kill it). Needless to say dog smelled terrible. Tried the tomato/baking soda/****** tricks to no avail. Finally resorted to bringing the dog to the "salon" that she normally went to for her haircuts. They had to shave the **** dog! Girlfriend came back from her trip to find her dog shaved down to his bare skin, aside from the head. We didn't date long after that.
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Originally posted by DrenalinJunkie View PostAgain, great idea....... but do you have the ratios? Or do you just wing it?
1 cup 2% hydrogen peroxide
1 tbs baking soda
1 tbs dawn dish soap
The baking soda and peroxide change the chemical composition of the sulfur part of skunk spray into an inert compound. I forget the exact chemistry. The dawn soap cuts the oily base.
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Originally posted by badger16 View PostI have used the peroxide/baking soda mix on skunk hides and it works about as good as anything you will find. I've never used it on a dog, but it worked on actual skunks.
You will still have a lingering smell.
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