French Dolls have heavy body odor in their ears

One of the sources of body odor in French Dolls is the ears. If the ears are not cleaned regularly, they will be full of dirt and may also develop ear mites. Dogs will scratch their ears if they feel uncomfortable with ear mites. If they are scratched, the ear canal will become inflamed and smelly. To reduce your French Bulldog's body odor, keep your ear canals clean and clean them regularly to prevent ear mites from developing.

French Bulldog anus has strong body odor

The anus is the smelliest part of the French Bulldog's body, especially for lazy small dogs like French Bulldogs. It is even more important to clean the anus regularly, otherwise the stench will be extremely bad. The owner needs to squeeze the French Dou's anal glands regularly to reduce the odor. It is recommended to choose dog food that contains dietary fiber, which can help discharge anal gland fluid and reduce odor. Usually, you should take more French bullfighting exercises, which can reduce the number of times of squeezing the anal glands.

Fa Dou has a heavy body odor

Bad breath in a French Dou is also one of the reasons for heavy body odor. Dogs have a strong bite force and eat every day. If they do not grind and brush their teeth regularly, their mouths will smell bad. Owners cannot ignore their dog’s oral health. Brushing their dog’s teeth every day will help remove the odor. If you really don’t have time, brushing your teeth once a week is fine. Usually feed your dog some teething snacks to help get rid of bad breath.

The soles of French Dou’s feet are smelly

The soles of French Dou’s feet also stink. Dogs walk barefoot every day and inevitably get a lot of dirt. Moreover, the soles of the dog's feet are one of the places where sweat is emitted, which makes the smell even stronger. Therefore, you must remember to wipe the soles of your French Dou's feet when you come home from walking your dog. It is best to trim the hair of your French Dou's feet regularly.