What are the precautions for bathing a Bichon Frize? First, comb the Bichon Frize's hair before bathing, and gently rub every part of the body while bathing; secondly, the bath water temperature should be consistent with the Bichon Frize's body temperature. The identification method is to test the water with your front paws; at the same time, do not get the bath water into the dog's eyes and ears when taking a bath.

First of all, before bathing the Bichon Frize, you should comb its hair. When bathing, you should gently rub the dog's body with both hands to thoroughly clean the dirt on the hair. In particular, the neck, abdomen, limbs, toenails, buttocks, tail, etc. of the Bichon Frize need to be carefully rubbed and tidied.

Secondly, it should be noted that the bath water temperature prepared for the Bichon Frize should be consistent with its body temperature. Of course, the bath water temperature can be slightly lowered in hot summer, and the bath water temperature can be appropriately increased in cold winter. The final way to identify whether the bath water temperature is appropriate is to put the Bichon Frize's paws into the water before taking a bath. If the dog does not reject it and can adapt, it means the water temperature is suitable and you can start bathing the Bichon Frize.

At the same time, when taking a bath, parents should be careful not to get the bath water into the dog's eyes and ears, so as not to irritate the Bichon Frize and cause it to be emotionally nervous and make the bathing impossible. In addition, after bathing, the dog's body should be washed thoroughly with clean water to prevent foam residue such as detergent from causing inflammation of the dog's skin.

Finally, you should bathe your Bichon Frize in a warm room in winter. Never bathe your Bichon Frize in a cold and humid environment. After cleaning, you need to wipe the water drops with a towel, and use a hair dryer to dry the wet hair thoroughly to prevent the Bichon Frize from catching cold and getting sick due to bathing.