What should I do if the Corgi's fur does not grow long? If the Corgi's fur does not grow long, you can feed some lecithin powder appropriately to promote the growth of the dog's hair; fresh fruits and vegetables such as carrots, Chinese cabbage, and apples can also beautify the hair and promote hair growth; If you want the Corgi's hair to grow long, you should also pay attention to trimming and bathing the Corgi regularly.

　1. Feed lecithin appropriately

Lecithin is also known as lecithin. Lecithin is the main component of biological cell membranes. Adequate intake of lecithin can help corgis repair damaged cell membranes, enhance cell skills, activate body metabolism, and prevent dogs from overeating. Premature aging, while replenishing essential fatty acids in the body, making the dog's hair thick, shiny, smooth and shiny. Lecithin can also improve the dog's mood, prevent depression, supplement nutrition, and enhance the dog's immunity.

2. Feed some fresh fruits and vegetables

Carrots, Chinese cabbage, apples and other fruits and vegetables are rich in fiber and vitamins, which can not only help beautify the corgi’s hair, but also play a certain role in improving eyesight. However, carrots contain solute nutrients and can be directly used with water. It may not be well absorbed and digested if cooked, so it is recommended to mince the carrots and fry them first, and then cook them in water.

3. Reasonable bathing method

More and more owners like to bathe Corgis at home, but bathing dogs is not as simple as just rinsing them with water. The shower gel used to bathe dogs is very particular. First of all, you cannot use humans to bathe dogs. Using human shower gel to bathe your dog will damage the health of the skin and hair, because the pH level of dog skin is different from that of humans. Human shower gel is alkaline, and dog skin is also alkaline. The encounter between the two will not have a neutralizing effect, but will make the Corgi's coat lighten. It is best for owners to use dog-specific shower gel for their dogs.