Wet Dog smell is not very pleasant. This was one reason we had for developing a pet soap that keeps doggy fresh long after bathing. We just wipe him down with a towel and we smell that minty soap smell again. The release of Negative Ions extends the odor killing properties of the soap. Nevertheless, It’s still a pain when it rains and you have a big dog.

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Welcome to our Pet Blog. Brought to you by the makers of The World’s Best Pet Soap. The only Pet Soap/Shampoo that uses Negative Ions to help destroy odors. Negative Ions or ‘anions’ are Mother Nature’s Odor Eliminator. At ‘The World’s Best Pet Soap‘ website we offer an exclusive soap formulation that we developed with the collaboration of a leading All-Natural soap manufacturer and the good folks at EyeOn, makers of the Proprietary ingredient that makes our soap so special and effective.

Our Mascot, Kozmo,  is a Proud, Yellow Labrador Retriever. His dark color classifies him as ‘Fox Red’.  Fox red is not a separate color of the Labrador but only a shade of yellow. In the early years of the breed development, fox red or dark yellow was the original yellow shade of the Labrador Retriever. The original yellows were in fact called Golden until the British Kennel Club came to register them. They argued that “gold” was not a color, so yellow they became. One has to only look at the first yellow Labrador ever recorded, Ben of Hyde in 1899 sired by Major Radclyffe’s “Neptune” out of Lord Wimborne’s “Duchess” both blacks to see this original shade. These early Labradors were either dark golden or butterscotch tinged with red. Until and even to some point after World War 11, dark yellow was the norm.  Kozmo’s ‘Fox Red’ color can be better seen in this picture. Often times people confuse Kozmo for a mutt or other type of dog.  But he is Pure Labrador.  We love Kozmo! And we love to show him off. However we NEED more pet pictures up on this blog. So, please post a comment and include a picture.
Thanks and stay tuned.

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