I had a golden Lab with a pink nose. It used to get sunburned and we decided to try sunscreen on it. But Jake just licked it off every time we tried it. Strange….!
Destiny: In those days (I remember that far back), we were outside year ’round and could build up a tan before summer. Still, I could get second degree sunburn when I started taking my shirt off. Now, my skin is a mess, but so far, no cancer. At one of those free cancer screenings, the doctor called an intern in and gave her a tour of all my splotches and bumps.
@Ladyhawk: You’re right. My mom and my youngest brother couldn’t go outside without some kind of sun block, or they turned into lobsters. Ouch!!!!!!!!!
comicgos about 13 years ago
So does Rover, Red… so does Rover!
Catfeet Premium Member about 13 years ago
That’s what moms do…smother the kids (fur kids too, Rover!) with love and sunscreen.
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
And then go in the pool and wash it off.
Francine Long about 13 years ago
I had a golden Lab with a pink nose. It used to get sunburned and we decided to try sunscreen on it. But Jake just licked it off every time we tried it. Strange….!
Destiny23 about 13 years ago
No-one worried about sunburns back then. It was a standard part of childhood!
Comic Minister Premium Member about 13 years ago
Oh yeah!
hippogriff about 13 years ago
Destiny: In those days (I remember that far back), we were outside year ’round and could build up a tan before summer. Still, I could get second degree sunburn when I started taking my shirt off. Now, my skin is a mess, but so far, no cancer. At one of those free cancer screenings, the doctor called an intern in and gave her a tour of all my splotches and bumps.
pswhitlark about 13 years ago
@Ladyhawk: You’re right. My mom and my youngest brother couldn’t go outside without some kind of sun block, or they turned into lobsters. Ouch!!!!!!!!!
doc white about 13 years ago
we had sun blockers in the 40s,they where called raining bays.
lin4869 about 13 years ago
What’s a “raining bay?”