The reason why puppies cannot be bathed

Puppies have poor immunity and weak constitution. Bathing them rashly can easily catch colds and colds, and may even endanger the dog's life. It is best for puppies to be at least three months old and take a bath one week after the third dose of first-year vaccination. If the dog does not meet the conditions and the body is relatively dirty. The owner can use dry cleaning or a towel dipped in warm water to wring it out and then wipe it to clean the puppy's body.

Puppies that have just arrived home cannot be bathed

Taking a bath will scare the puppy that has just arrived home. A puppy that has just arrived home is not yet familiar with the environment. If you bathe it rashly at this time, its instinctive stress reaction will make it overly nervous, affecting its eating and normal maintenance. Therefore, don’t rush to bathe a puppy that has just arrived home. Give the puppy time to adapt.

Sick dogs cannot be bathed

Sick dogs cannot be bathed under any circumstances. Sometimes when owners see that their dogs are sick and have some strange smells on their bodies, they can’t help but want to give their dogs a bath, but they don’t know that doing so will aggravate their condition. A sick dog is in very poor condition and is not suitable for bathing. At this time, no matter how bad the dog's body odor is, the dog cannot be bathed casually.

Pregnant or lactating dogs cannot be bathed

Pregnant and lactating dogs cannot be bathed. When dogs are pregnant, their bodies are relatively weak, similar to humans. Therefore, you cannot bathe the dog out of pampering at this time, as it will affect the dog's health and thus affect the normal development of the fetus.