What are the precautions for bathing a German Shepherd? Bathing a German Shepherd must be done 3 hours after feeding. Before bathing, the hair should be combed and the dog should be allowed to move and defecate once. Control the bath water temperature at about 36 to 38 degrees, and prepare a non-slip mat for the dog to stand on. Don't pour water over your dog's head, wash it gently and carefully, and make sure it's completely clean.

1. When bathing your German Shepherd, choose a cooler time in summer, such as the morning or evening; in winter, it is better after noon. However, it should be noted that no matter when you choose to take a bath, it must be done 3 hours after feeding.

2. Before bathing, comb the dog's hair smoothly. This can remove dirt and fallen hair from the dog's body in time, making the bathing process smoother.

3. Before giving the German Shepherd a bath, let the dog have a moderate amount of activity and try to let them defecate once.

3. Try to control the water temperature at about 36 to 38 degrees, and put a non-slip mat in the bathtub or bathtub to prevent the dog from falling.

4. When bathing, avoid pouring water from the dog’s head down. This will pour water into the dog’s eyes, mouth, and ears, which will make the dog particularly disgusted. When bathing your dog, you must wash it gently and carefully, and don't let it feel scared. The cleaning work of German Shepherd must be thorough, otherwise the residual bath agent will damage the coat and cause skin inflammation.