How to bathe Castro? Bathing in Castro is valuable. First, comb Castro’s hair. The more stubborn hair knots can be cut off. If Castro doesn’t like bathing, control it before taking a bath. Clean them and plug the ears with cotton strips; let Castro stand in the tub, fill his hands with water, and slowly wet the hair.

1. Clean up body debris

Before bathing your dog, you should comb the hair all over their body. This is mainly to remove the dirt and hair balls entangled in their hair. If there are more stubborn hair knots, you can use small scissors to cut them off.

2. Make preparations

For those dogs that are not very obedient, the owner can put a collar on them before taking a bath, so that they can be well controlled during the bath. It is also recommended to plug the dog’s ears with cotton strips. This is mainly to prevent dirty water or detergent from entering the ear canal.

3. Get used to taking a bath first

First, let the dog stand in the bathtub, then fill the water with your hands, and slowly wet the dog's hair. This process is mainly to allow the dog to gradually adapt to bathing.

4. Apply bath detergent

Please choose a pet-specific bathing shampoo. After rubbing the pet shampoo into the palm of your hands to form a lather, apply it to the dog's back, tail, limbs, and finally the head. Be sure to try to avoid foam entering the dog's eyes.

5. Start flushing

When flushing, you need to start from the head first. Owners should try to ensure that the foam stays on the head for a very short time. The main reason is to prevent the foam from entering the eyes or ear canals. Finally, be sure to rinse all the shampoo off your dog without leaving any residue.

6. Dry and blow dry

After bathing the dog, first use an absorbent towel to dry the excess water on the dog's body, and then use a hair dryer or a dryer specially designed for pets to completely dry the dog's hair. After drying, you still need to comb the dog's hair. This is the entire process of bathing a dog.