Dog Bathtubs: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. You might think that dog grooming is a relatively recent phenomenon, beginning only when people decided to start bringing their pooches inside their homes. The first grooming was done for practical reasons. Owners would trim the coats on their curly-haired retrievers in the 16th century. This enabled them to move and swim better in the water.
Fact #2. Nowadays, there are nearly 200,000 full-time groomers in the United States alone. Countless more pet owners bathe their dogs themselves. Fido might still be able to surprise you with a new odor or two every once in a while. However, our dogs are cleaner and better maintained than ever before.
Fact #3. Buying a dedicated tub for your pooch can be a great investment. Finding the right option is ultimately a matter of matching your dog with your living or working conditions. If you have a big dog, you'll need a big tub. That also requires a place to store it. If you don't have the space, you might be better off investing in an adjustable shower head and biting the bullet in your own bathtub.
Fact #4. The way the dog behaves is important. If he's a squirmer, or an escape artist, you might need a tub with some sort of restraint. On the other hand, if bath time is a blast for him, getting one that lets him play and splash around is more important. If the dog bites, find one with loops to keep him secure.
Fact #5. Try to make things easy on yourself. Get a tub that doesn't force you to bend over or otherwise put a strain on your back. You'll also want one that's easy to put away. Think about how easy it is to clean when you're finished, as well. Also consider how good of a job it will do of preventing you or the surrounding area from getting trashed.