Dogs should not be bathed frequently. Bathing your dog every day will cause excessive dryness of the dog's skin, resulting in increased dandruff, red skin, and hair loss. Under normal circumstances, it is recommended to bathe the dog once every seven to fifteen days. If the ambient temperature is relatively high, or the dog itself does not like to be clean, it can be bathed once every seven days.

The correct steps for bathing your dog:

1. Groom the hair. The owner should comb the dog's hair before bathing it, which will help remove all the dog's dead hair and dirt adhering to the hair.

2. Wet your body. Wetting the dog's body at a suitable temperature will make the dog's hair softer when taking a bath.

3. Dilute the shower gel and knead it into foam. After the dog's body is wet, pour the pet shower gel into the palm of your hand, dilute it and rub it into foam before cleaning the dog's body.

4. Blow dry hair in time. The dog's hair must be dried in time, otherwise the dog will easily soil the hair again, breed bacteria and fungi, and suffer from skin diseases.

5. Snack rewards. You can reward your dog with some delicious and healthy snacks before and after bathing, so that the dog can establish a good association. There will be snacks to eat before and after bathing, so that the dog can actively cooperate with the owner in bathing.