Connect the hose. Wash the dog. Move on with your day. Here's exactly what that looks like.
Tip: Fill the shampoo reservoir before you connect the hose. That way you're ready to go the second the water turns on.
That's really it. The Big Dog Wash™ uses the same ¾" thread as every garden hose in America. No tools, no adapters, no reading the instructions. If you've ever connected a hose to a spigot, you already know how to do this.
Tip: Start with 25oz water and 5oz shampoo. Thick coat or really muddy dog? Go heavier on the shampoo. You'll dial it in after the first wash.
No stopping to lather up your hands. No fumbling with a bottle. Squeeze the trigger and the shampoo mixes automatically as the water flows — so you can focus on actually washing your dog instead of managing the process.
Tip: Start on Mist to wet the coat, move to Rinse for the main wash, then hit Power Rinse to blast out the last of the soap. Done.
Switch to rinse mode and pick your pressure. Mist for a nervous pup or a quick rinse. Rinse for everyday use. Power Rinse for the dog who just found the muddiest corner of the yard. Most dogs are fully clean in under 3 minutes.
Connect the hose, wash the dog, done. Most people are surprised how fast it goes the first time.
If you have a garden hose and a dog, you're ready. There's no setup, no plumbing, no reading the manual twice.
The spray system is efficient by design — you're putting water exactly where it needs to go, not filling a tub and hoping for the best.
No proprietary cartridges, no switching products. Use what your vet recommends. Use what your dog already knows.
Traditional hose-end sprayers were designed for lawn chemicals. The Big Dog Wash Pro™ was designed for dogs.