Alaska has down and needs to be groomed

Alaska is a long-haired dog. Generally speaking, its down will fall off when it is between 8 and 10 months old, but now it is one year old and it is the time for Alaska to shed its hair. Very late, the owner should comb his hair more often. Use a comb used for pet dog grooming to comb in the direction of hair growth. Combing can remove some dead hair and reduce the amount of dead hair so that new hair will be less affected. Grooming can stimulate Alaska's skin, speed up its internal circulation, and help it shed its down and grow new hair faster.

The fur in Alaska needs to be supplemented with nutrients

The hair needs to absorb nutrients. Some of the food Alaska eats is not very good. It may be human leftovers or cheap dog food in bulk. This type of food is not nutritious enough. Alaska’s hair receives too little nutrition, which is not enough to support the growth of new hair. Therefore, the hair never fades. The owner should choose better dog food as the staple food of Alaska, and mix it with some hair-related food. Feed your pet's fur together with nutritional supplements. You can also add food to your Alaskan's diet at ordinary times, and feed her some food that is good for her fur, such as egg yolks, salmon, etc.

Alaska has fur that needs to bask in the sun

Alaska likes to roll on the ground and get under the bed to play. Its hair may contain some bacteria and insects, and these dirty things will affect the new baby. The growth of hair, therefore, dog owners usually have to bathe Alaska regularly or take it to the warm sun to let the ultraviolet rays kill the dirt in the hair. When the Alaska's hair becomes clean, the owner will pay attention to its diet, By combing the hair, the down will fall off as quickly as possible.