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Hey all, I'm a first time user here. We have Max - 1.5 yr old beagle with us since he's been 6 weeks old. Reasonably house-trained at home, very affectionate and incorrigibly naughty!

My issue is that Max starts smelling bad within 5-6 days after a thorough oat-shampoo wash and teeth brushing. Becomes difficult to bathe him every week. Is this typical of all beagles? Is there a solution for this or he just needs to be bathed every week?

Would really appreciate anybody's thoughts...

Shailesh
 

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my guys get a bath every month, they don't seem to get that stinky to me ( I might be used to their smell XP). I've read you should only give a dog a bath every month or so, so their oils have a chance to settle or something like that, course this might be a special case if he gets stinky after a 5 days, have you tried the doggy perfume sprays they have?
 

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Well doggy sprays seem to have to be used everyday, and hence I dont think they are that useful and may be an expensive method in the long run. Anything I can add in his bath to keep him from smellin bad for long periods of time. I'm ok with his smell but my pregnant wife can't bear it :).

Does it also have to do something with his diet?
 

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Well doggy sprays seem to have to be used everyday, and hence I dont think they are that useful and may be an expensive method in the long run. Anything I can add in his bath to keep him from smellin bad for long periods of time. I'm ok with his smell but my pregnant wife can't bear it :).

Does it also have to do something with his diet?
I think it could be the diet.
I don't know what do you feed but usually dogs eat Science Diet smell bad.
I just bathe my dog once in two months and don't use any perfume spray because it makes everything worse. I also brush him daily and he mostly eats raw.
 

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When we adopted Vazzle she was so very stinky no matter how clean we tried to keep her. Our vet suggested a food change and also adding Vitamin E to her food. No more smell! Science Diet was the food she was eating at the shelter so we had continued her on that - once we switched the stink was gone.
 
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