pink dog for cancer.

Emma Watson was seen with a pink dog. apparently not hers and was pink for breast cancer.
I still dont think it justifies dying a dog pink. i'm sure its for a good cause but other twits out there wont have the same thoughts in their mind.
http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/blogs/emma-watsons-pink-dog-walk-sparks-criticism

??? Yes it is a very good cause, but no to dying the dog, just plain wrong, I dont do pink anyway.

Sometimes the dye is a vegetable one that washes out - hopefully that's the case here.

Got a tin of pink gloss here, next time I see Emma I'm gonna gloss her face

Its a stunt, but i think emma is a lovely person and a really good role model. its got people noticing it and the younger ones who probably dont really know / care about cancer will deffo look into it more just because of her. im 100% sure the dog will have been dyed with something safe.

the dog was owned by a professional groomer, and it was dog safe coloured conditioner. I do think she is a lovely girl and that the heart was in the right place. i just cant help but think of all the plastic little spastics who dont know left from right that are going to copy this as a fad with perhaps human dye :S

Cant wait for national "Goth day" .... I've got a few unfinished rattle cans of black Hammerite to use up!


"Maxy, come to daddy!" >

Andy wrote:Cant wait for national "Goth day" .... I've got a few unfinished rattle cans of black Hammerite to use up!


"Maxy, come to daddy!" >

Don't forget the coat of clear varnish over the top to give that shinny look

apparently , good old fashioned underseal is way better than the hammerite as it bonds better just got it from google

www.weatherproofingyourdog.com/tricksof thetrade/use up your surplus garage cupboard items