What should I do if my golden retriever puppy smells bad? Bathing your golden retriever puppy regularly with pet-specific shower gel can prevent skin odor. Cleaning your golden retriever puppy's ears and squeezing its anal glands regularly can avoid body odor to a certain extent; give it regularly Brushing your golden retriever’s teeth can get rid of bad breath.

1. Take a bath regularly

Not taking a bath for too long will cause the golden retriever puppy to develop odor. Golden retriever puppies should be bathed regularly with special pet shower gel, about once a week in summer, once every two weeks in spring and autumn, and once a month in winter. It should be noted that bathing should not be too frequent, and long-term consumption of food with too much salt will cause skin diseases. Golden retriever puppies should be fed low-oil and low-salt dog food.

　2. Clean the ear canal

The ears of golden retrievers need regular cleaning and care. Part of the dog's odor comes from the ears, especially dogs with thicker hair like golden retrievers. If daily cleaning and care is neglected, Golden Retriever's ears are prone to parasites or inflammation, resulting in itchy and smelly ears. Using ear cleaners can clean earwax and remove ear odor, which is beneficial to the health of golden retrievers; using ear drops can treat inflamed ears.

3. Squeeze the anal glands

Because golden retriever puppies living at home do not exercise much and have reduced leg muscle strength, they are unable to push out excess anal gland fluid, causing anal gland accumulation, obstruction and swelling. At this time, anal glands will produce Bad taste. If this is the case. When dog owners bathe their Golden Retrievers, it is often better to remove the secretions from the glands during the bath. When taking a bath, put on disposable gloves, insert your index finger into the Golden Retriever's anus, and press it gently with your thumb. It will be difficult to squeeze at first. With a little more force, the Golden Retriever may feel some pain and discomfort. It will be fine after squeezing a few times. .

4. Brush your teeth regularly

The decrease in the antibacterial properties of the dog’s oral cavity will also allow bacteria to easily invade the dog’s body, causing golden retriever bad breath, which will be very harmful to the dog’s body in the long run and will also make the golden retriever smell stinky, especially when it is intimate with its owner. Sometimes, it will even make the dog owner avoid Sanshe. Therefore, owners should clean their golden retriever’s teeth regularly every two days to effectively control the dog’s dental calculus and give the dog a good breath.