The first step in bathing a dog: combing the hair
Before bathing the dog, comb the dog’s hair smoothly. During the combing process, carefully check whether the dog has any injuries or skin diseases. Then roughly clean away the dust and shed hair. In daily hair care, pay attention to a nutritionally balanced diet. You can choose natural dog food that is rich in nutrients and contains deep-sea fish oil, which will help the hair to be smooth and shiny, making it easier to comb and the dog will not be too uncomfortable.

The second step of bathing the dog: Squeeze the anal glands
After combing the hair, squeeze the anal glands of the dog. If the anal glands were squeezed not long ago, this step can be omitted. Generally, It is crowded about 3-4 times a year. This is related to your daily diet and exercise. If you eat more meat, have unbalanced nutrition, and do less exercise, you will be crowded more frequently. How to squeeze the anal glands: Wear gloves and pick up the dog's tail, then find the 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock positions of the anus, and press and squeeze from light to heavy until it is empty.

The third step of bathing the dog: start flushing
After the anal glands are cleaned, start flushing. To prevent the sudden flushing sound from frightening the dog, the water can be turned down a little first. Note that the water temperature should be between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius. Too hot will burn the dog's skin. After the dog adapts to the water temperature, wet the whole body, taking care to prevent water from getting into the dog's eyes and ears.

The fourth step of bathing the dog: apply shower gel
After the whole body is wet, squeeze some dog-specific shower gel into your hands to dilute it, and then apply it evenly all over the dog's body , then scratch lightly, and rinse the whole body with water after washing. Do not let the shower gel remain on the dog, otherwise it will easily cause the dog to suffer from skin diseases.

The fifth step of bathing the dog: blow-drying the hair
After rinsing, dry the dog with a towel immediately, which can reduce the blow-drying time, and then use a hair dryer to dry the hair. Blow dry hair. Many dogs are afraid of the sound of hair dryers, so owners can reward the dog with some delicious snacks to chew on to distract it. Just comb your hair after it's dry.