“Dipped” or “Dipping” are terms used for a lot of furred livestock referring to chemical baths used to get rid of all sorts of hair and skin-based parasites. Generally the livestock are herded through a chute that descends into a shallow pool of the chemical and then ascends into another corral or pen that then only contains “dipped” animals.
At least they did back in the ’50s. Who says life is better now? Can’t imagine being able to mail order a burro in the 2010s…
I like the part where it says,”Everyone will want to pet your burro”….
Forget the burros, the Mess Less Pet is extra mousey!
But does it glow under blacklight?
I would guess that’s actually flea dipped, or something of the sort. You don’t want to give your kid a nasty, bug infested burro…
Probably means “flea dipped,” if I had to guess.
Not to belittle your efforts. Love Criggo. But this one ain’t so bad
“Dipped” or “Dipping” are terms used for a lot of furred livestock referring to chemical baths used to get rid of all sorts of hair and skin-based parasites. Generally the livestock are herded through a chute that descends into a shallow pool of the chemical and then ascends into another corral or pen that then only contains “dipped” animals.
Not to be a killjoy here, but the “dipped” refers to an application of liquid pesticide to kill fleas, ticks, etc…
Dipped in pesticide, alas.