Jaguars love the water. So do tigers. (And otters, beavers…)

One answer of course is what dog groomers do. They shampoo dogs and use large hair dryers on them. Once I came up with the idea of a booth type full-body fur dryer that would circulate hot air upward into fur separator screens that could be emptied like the lint catcher in a clothes dryer.

Now bathing a housecat is a whole other thing. I'd imagine furries coming up with something better than manual grooming with a tongue. Maybe a vacuum brush device like those evil looking shed sucker things they sell on television. Hopefully that would prevent furballs. Species with waterproof fur like otters and beavers would need to use something to spread oily gland stuff/castoreum on their fur to stay waterproof or use some kind of 'greasy otter's stuff'. Combs and brushes would be a certainty. They've existed through human history and humans only have thick fur on their heads.

I'd rather eat a badger taco than a badger burger.

badger taco sounds good.. go get some for me too.. ;3.. plz

Hmmmmm they probably treat it as normal and shake off the water/dry it off once they are done playing.

eww.. then the walls will be covered with sticky thing.. D;

not if they go it in the shower/math once the water is all gone!

Hehe. I've heard of the furdryer (blowdryer tube)
and Brushing prevents hairballs

and smaller animals breed faster... So bunneh girl will take months
to have a kid. Mmmm Badger Burger

And i want a bunny girl too =3

oddball you x3 and with the furry world, you'll rarely see wet fur, also considering you are a puppy and she's a bunny: nope, unless you take the whole hybrid thing into account, then maybe

There are plenty of animals that will go in water. I've known plenty of dogs that enjoy getting a bath, they love playing in the pool at every opportunity. A number of domestic and wild animals will wade in lakes or streams if they don't swim. Birds make use of bird baths, (And dirt baths, but that's more of a get rid of bugs and parasites than cleanliness)

I would imagine it would be the same for fursonas. You fur gets wet, you towel off or hairdry, you fir is relatively dry 15 minutes later. Its not like most furries are immensely shaggy with hair over a foot long that would take a long time to dry.

Here's a question: do furries poop in toilets, or is there a designated fecal collection specialist? And if that specialist is the toilet, is the toilet itself anthropomorphic?

Shh, Don't remind them of the kiriban.

ya no fumes esa platitas que crecen en el parque

=P