Dogs with colorful fur. Let’s admire them
“It’s a permanent dye, but because it falls out so much, I have to go to the groomer every three to four months to have it re-dyed,” the owner said. 
Another added: “People have been killing Poodle coats for decades. If it’s safe for the animal then I really don’t care. A lot of animals are really being abused, here is not abuse.
It’s”not my preference but that doesn’t make it abusive.”
There are plenty of dog owners who also use hair dye to prepare their pups for costumes or to rock their favorite teams like this golden retriever, but that also raises concerns about health and safety. Owners can dye their dogs’ fur, but only if they use dog-friendly products. 
Never use hair dye on humans because these products can be toxic if swallowed, which is most likely because dogs are lickers, Rover reports. Keep dye away from eyes,
