Keep pets to prevent you from bathing your dog. If you don’t bathe your dog, it will become dirty, smelly, harmful, and uncomfortable when smelling a peculiar smell. Then, when bathing your dog, you should also pay attention to some procedures, which is not a simple cleaning. So what about two steps in bathing your dog?

1. Interact with the dog first

If the dog at home is more resistant to taking a bath, then first you need to help it release the pressure, be able to interact with the dog and have fun, relieve its fear, and give it some snacks to let the dog know that there will be benefits before taking a bath, so that it will not be so resistant to taking a bath. If the dog is happy, it will be more convenient to manipulate it and take it into the shower room.

2. Organize your hair

Before taking a bath, tidy up the hair on the dog's body. After cleaning the hair, it will be easier to clean it up when taking a bath. When tidying up, you don’t need to pull it hard. Force the knot to be pulled open. Use the knot to be softer and do it bit by bit to prevent hurting the dog, causing the dog to refuse to comb your hair.

When combing your hair, remove unclean things such as soil, asphalt roads, bubble gum slag, etc., and also check the dog's skin condition to see if there are any areas that are red and bumpy, and do what you can do to save time.

3. After tidying up the dog's hair, you can help the dog's water. Many dogs are more resistant to the water sprayed from the bath head. Be careful not to immediately pour it on the top of its head, and the pressure on the nozzle should not be too high, otherwise it is very likely to scare it. You can start cleaning the front paws, then go to the back, and finally wash the top of your head.

When washing your hair, the owner can cover the dog's eyes with force, or scoop water into a tap water cup to prevent water from leaking in both eyes. When taking a bath, it is best to control the temperature at 38°~40° across the line, otherwise it will burn the dog if it is too high, and it will easily cause the dog to catch a cold if it is too low.

4. Rub the shower gel with shower gel, apply shower gel, start from the back of the dog, then the human body and buttocks, and finally wash the top of the head. The whole body must be rubbed out foam plastic. When washing hair, you should pay more attention to the shower gel not entering the dog's eyes.

After rubbing, wash the tap water again. When cleaning, pay more attention to the part of the dog's armpits. These are very easy to be unclean, and the residual shower gel causes itchy skin to cause hair loss.

5. Dry the dog's hair

You can first use a pure cotton towel to suck away the moisture from the dog's hair, and then use a hair dryer to dry it. The hair dryer does not need to be too close to the dog. It is best to adjust it to a slightly warm air level to prevent over-temperature dogs from being unsuitable.

Be careful to dry thoroughly after taking a shower. You should not let the wind blow dry gently, otherwise the dog's body will always be wet, and it is very easy to get skin diseases and fevers. In short, try to give the dog a more comfortable feeling when taking a bath, otherwise it will be difficult to let it take a bath next time.