How to bathe a pug? Before bathing a pug, put a collar on it for easy control; plug the pug's ears with cotton swabs or cotton strips to prevent water from entering; then wet the pug with water, and then use special bath liquid After scrubbing, rinse with clean water, dry with a towel and blow dry with a hair dryer.

1. Before bathing your pug, put a collar on it so that it is easier to control when bathing. This does not seem to be applicable to many obedient dogs who have been "bathed" for a long time, but you can try it for pugs who are taking a bath for the first time.

2. Use cotton swabs or cotton strips (do not use cotton balls, if the pug shakes its head during the bath, the cotton balls will automatically fall off) to plug the pug's T-shaped ear canal vertically. Use chlortetracycline ointment on the eyes to prevent bath fluid and dirty water from entering.

3. If you put your pug in a tub or bathtub for a bath, the water volume should be 5-10 cm deep, and a non-slip mat can be placed in the bathtub to allow the pug to stand firmly in the bathtub.

4. Soak the pug’s body with appropriate warm water, and gently comb the pug’s fur to make the pug feel comfortable and quiet, and get ready for a bath.

5. First apply bath liquid on the back of the pug, rub it from the back to the buttocks, and rub the whole body to create foam. Finally, wash the head, ears, chin, around the anus, limbs, soles and other parts of the pug. It must be thoroughly washed, and attention should be paid to avoiding washing the foam into the pug's eyes. Although the outer packaging of bath liquids sold in pet stores all indicate "no eye irritation", so far, there is still no bath liquid that is 100% liked by pugs and 100% safe. So the only way is if you be careful. If your pug is taking a bath for the first time, or is a type that is very uncooperative when taking a bath, as mentioned before, you can try using a collar to make it easier for you to control the pug. In this case, while you are gently scrubbing, hold the pug's collar with one hand to prevent the pug from jumping out or getting water everywhere.

6. Start flushing. The direction of flushing is to clean the pug's head first, then the body. Start flushing from the head and gradually move backwards. Don't grab it all over the head and face, just go wherever you go.

7. Be sure to rinse thoroughly the bath solution remaining on the pug’s fur. After confirming that the bath solution remaining on the pug’s body is completely washed away, it is recommended to use conditioner every time. The acid-base balance is conducive to thorough washing. Remaining body wash on a pug.

8. Dry the pug with a large towel that can wrap it completely, remove the cotton strips from the pug’s ears, and wipe the ears clean. Wipe first with a towel, then blow dry with a hair dryer. If your pug is suffering from a skin condition, allow the pug to air dry naturally without getting cold, as the heat from a hair dryer will furtherIrritation of itching in affected areas of skin.

9. After drying, please remember to comb the pug’s coat.

10. Finally, use toilet paper to clean the pug’s eyes and ears.