How to bathe a Poodle? Poodles cannot be bathed frequently and should be kept indoors for 10 days to half a month. Before taking a bath, let the Poodle take a bath, walk, urinate and defecate, and then place it at 36℃~38 Slowly wet the dog in warm water; use diluted pet shower gel to scrub the poodle, and finally rinse it with water. Do not let the water flow into the eyes and ears.

VIPs raised outdoors should be washed 7 to 10 times a year, and those raised indoors should be washed once every 10 days to half a month. The skin of VIPs does not sweat as easily as humans, and they do not need to bathe frequently. Washing too much is not good for the skin of VIPs.

Before taking a bath, you should let it take a walk, let it eliminate urine and feces, and then take a bath in sequence. Put the little guest in warm water at 36℃~38℃ and remove the secretions near the anus first. Soak the sponge in pet shampoo diluted dozens of times (you can choose the brand yourself), then wash the whole body from the head to the back, and then clean it with clean water. Be careful not to let shampoo enter your eyes, nose and mouth. You can also use water of the same temperature for showering.

After cleaning, ask the guest to shake off the water on his body and then dry it with a towel. After wiping off the moisture on the body surface, blow dry with a hair dryer. Since the poodle's hair is relatively dense, it dries faster by blowing and combing it while blow-drying.

Finally, be sure to remember to clean the Poodle’s ears, because water will enter the ear canal during the bath, so it is necessary to clean the ears, otherwise it will easily cause ear diseases.