Border Terrier (definite introduction)

Helping dogs bathe may seem simple, but it is an issue that needs to be paid attention to. But there are many, some owners are not paying attention when helping their dogs to bathe, which leads to many problems for their dogs. Therefore, every owner should know how to help the dog bathe correctly, and do not make mistakes in the small matter of bathing, causing the dog to feel uncomfortable.

1. Before the dog enters the bathtub, help the dog comb its coat and remove the debris. Do not wait for the dog to enter the water before cleaning up the debris. This will make it more difficult to clean up the dog. Debris on the dog. Then trim the nails, and finally clean the anal glands.

2. To make the dog feel safe while standing in the bathtub, we might as well ask an assistant to distract the dog’s attention, and we might as well add a rubber mat to the bathtub so that the dog can urinate easily. It doesn’t feel slippery and unsynchronicous.

3. Pay attention to the water temperature. Pay attention to the fact that water will not enter the dog’s eyes and ears during the bath. The shampoo needs to have a correct formula, otherwise it will damage the dog’s skin. We must pay attention to other things. When your dog takes a bath, do not let your dog lick the bath water.

4. Be sure to wash the dog's shampoo dry, and don't find bubbles remaining after the dog is washed. If you rub your hands between the dog's coat, there will still be bubbles. Bubbles, that means not washing and drying.

5. Most dogs will spit water on their bodies after bathing. The owner should let him shake the water in the bathtub, and then wipe his coat with a towel. Then use a hair dryer to blow the dog's coat completely. Be careful that the temperature of the hair dryer is not too high, otherwise it will easily burn the dog's skin.

6. Finally, you need to clean the dog’s ears dryly and use cotton balls to suck out the moisture in the dog’s ears.

To help dogs bathe, the parts worthy of our attention are their ears, anal glands and paws. Owners of these parts must not ignore them, because these are the places where problems are most likely to occur. Also, the dog’s coat must be blown, otherwise the dog may suffer from skin diseases.

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