Pet Hair Dye Kit - Washable, Safe Fur Paint Chalk Pens for Dogs and Other Animals, Set of 12 Colors with Accessories

My four grands had a blast painting the dog - and themselves - with these colorful chalk pens. I'm just sorry I didn't get a picture. Things can get pretty hectic when you've got four little ones all at once. Clean-up of the kids was easy. A few good brushings and the chalk faded away from Fido. The memories will last forever!

Just for fun, and we did have fun with the kids on our short haired dogs. The dogs liked the attention, we laughed deciding how to decorate the dogs, and we rinsed and wiped it off the dogs at the end of the day. Definitely fun.

Since my dog is black I knew that it would be tough for hair dye to show up on him, but I thought I’d try it with this set. I used the blue on his tail on the light side, and it gave a subtle blue tint as I hoped. However, the dye was very sticky and dried sticky. I don’t want to have to give him a bath immediately after using the dye to not cause him pain when I brush him. That would be true for any breed dog that required brushing. I also worry about the box instructions not to let the dog lick the dye, because that limits the safe use of the dye basically to its head.

This is very much like a crayon when you try to put it on but it does apply fairly easy. It's not going to make much of a mess because it's not really a wet substance you're applying to the hair.We have a black and white dog with lots of white spots and I thought it'd be funny to color a big purple blob on her. I was right - it was funny and very, very, very visible afterwards, lol. Since it was put on behind her neck on the top of her back, I figured she wouldn't be trying to eat it and it wouldn't mess anything up with her lying down so I left it on her for a few days.My bad. Maybe if you take it off the same day it comes up a bit easier but it actually took us three washes to get most of the purple out. Not a huge deal, but when your wife isn't amused that your dog has a purple spot it, kinda puts you in a place you don't want to be in.

Crazy Liberty Washable Temporary Dog Hair Dye will make your pet look like a rock star. I have a white long haired dog and these hair dye's worked well on him. They are a little hard to put on a long haired dog but I managed. I would be much easier to draw on a short haired dog. I did not have any issue washing the dye out of my dog's hair. My dog will be Red White and Blue this 4th of July!

This isn't a long term dye, but it's a fun way to deck out the pets for a short time.We do events with our dogs like non-profit fundraiser walks, and it'll be fun to have the dogs all done up for them.

So I didn't look too much into this when I got this and got excited to try Crazy Liberty's hair dye for dogs as I know that name being a groomer. Once I picked this and saw it was chalk pens I got sad, chalk pens are NOT hair dye. They are very much a temp color for your dog and not the greatest for anything long coated and are marketed towards shorter haired dogs like labs, dalmatians, and so on... you could probably get away with a double coated dog like an aussie, husky, corgi and the likes but I hate using them on long coated dogs which make them almost useless to me as I don't see many of them outside of the bath dogs.

The media could not be loaded. My daughters loved glamming-up their babies with this dye kit. They had so much fun and our dogs and cats loved the long spurts of attention and pampering. The colors are surprisingly vibrant, but it takes quite a few strokes for the color to transfer, even on pure white dogs. I don't mind because it makes the dye last longer, and it also stretches out the fun - rather than making a quick "splat and done" activity. It rather requires time, patience and thoughtfulness. We do wish the dye transferred a teeny bit more easily, because there's a fine line between patience and thoughtfulness... and frustrating - and this is right on that line. Otherwise, this is a great kit.