Wait.. is the dye not permanent? I'd think that the dye would be like dye on our hair?
Wait.. is the dye not permanent? I'd think that the dye would be like dye on our hair?I guess the question will be: How does a judge know that a dog is dyed? Is there some sort of solvent that could be put on a towelette and wiped on the under belly or back of jacket?
It is human hair dye. Does this not come off/out with some sort of stripper?Wait.. is the dye not permanent? I'd think that the dye would be like dye on our hair?
What about finger nail polish remover?Well, I think there is a sort of stripper, but it's not an immediate thing, it has to stay on the hair as long as dye stays on.
I am a hairdresser, and if a dark dye has JUST been done, you may see markings if you wet the hair on a dry white towel. But, if it has been washed more than twice, you probably will not see much residue. To strip dark color out of the hair requires bleach or color remover, both of which are pretty nasty, smelly products to use! It would lighten/damage natural hair that is not dyed. I'm not quite sure how they could enforce this. Keep us posted!It is human hair dye. Does this not come off/out with some sort of stripper?
There are other tricks I seen people do to make their dog look redder and it has nothing to do with photoshopping or dying ....Well for reds, the dyed ones or enhanced photos of them, the colour is so completely unnatural. I can tell a dyed red or enhanced photo of a red from a mile away. Unfortunately, the people looking at those web sites usually don't know any better. They think a Poodle with coat the colour of Lucille Balls is normal.
But does it give them the god awful unnatural look?There are other tricks I seen people do to make their dog look redder and it has nothing to do with photoshopping or dying ....hwell: