I left this pic big so you could get a good look at my white dog!  rofl

This was after a good dig, he came in and stared at me like "Don't be mad..."  lol

Also, I have all but given up on removing grass stain from his body, if he wants to be green, then so be it!!

(I know I offered no help here....just wanted to share!)

I have to say, you will only have problems if it likes to dig or roll in dirt.  Regular brushing gets the surface dirt of soooooooo easily. With dogs that have longer hair around the muzzles, generally their saliva almost always turns the hair brownish right there. My poos would have the redish brown color if I did not shave their muzzles. But if they get a little dirty on their coat brushing gets it right out. If its deep down, like they have been rolling and digging, then a bath would be needed. There was a man down the block that had an eskie white as snow.Alls he did was brush most of the time.  He was always very white.  My rufus has a very white ring around his neck and he gets a bath once a month. Its always very white.  So just cause its mostly white does not mean its going to be a problem. The muzzle and saliva thing though you may not be able to avoid.

-- Edited by puttin510 at 14:41, 2005-06-25

I have 2 white dogs, both I use whiteing shampoo on. Winter doesn't really get the "sleep" in her eyes unlike Storm. I use baby wipes on Storm to get the "sleep" off.

I swear white dogs know they are "different" LOL Every white dog I have ever seen loves the dirt and mudd! Storm and Winter have a totall hissy fit if I don't let them out when it's raining, they love to play in the rain and mudd!