How to take care of the Pori dog's hair? Use special equipment to comb the Pori dog's hair. Hold the back of the comb with your hand, gently swing your wrist, and comb it horizontally. Use coarse-mesh, fine-mesh, and medium-mesh combs alternately. If your Poodle's hair begins to grow, it's best to use your fingers to carefully separate the strands from the tips to the roots to the skin.

Things to note when grooming your Polydog:

First, special equipment should be used when combing hair, and human combs and brushes cannot be used. To use an iron comb, hold the back of the comb with your hands, swing your wrist gently, and comb horizontally. Use coarse-mesh, fine-mesh, and medium-mesh combs alternately. The method of using the comb is to use the strength of the wrist. The brush has many teeth. When combing, lift the hair with one hand, and then brush the other part.

Second, when combing the hair, the movements should be gentle and meticulous, and should not be rough or reckless, otherwise the dog will feel pain. Be especially careful when combing the hair near sensitive parts (such as external genitalia).

How to groom the grown-up hair of a Puli dog

If your dog’s hair is not clumped together when it is exhibited, it needs to be brushed frequently. Frequent systematic brushing will greatly slow down the growth rate. Once the baby has grown up, it is no longer possible to brush it hard. You must insist on using a warm and wet towel to iron it and press it flat every day. When brushing, use a soft nail brush and be gentle. Only when the puppy matures and the hair on its body reaches a certain length and density, is it necessary to brush it through with grooming equipment to remove the nodules.

Around the age of eight to one year, the Poly Dog's coat begins to mature. The specific time varies depending on the type of coat, climate, environment and activity level. When dealing with this kind of hair, it is best to use your fingers. Never use a comb (no matter rough or precise), because it will not only pull out a lot of hair, but also damage the roots and ends of the hair. Carefully separate the strands of hair from the ends to the roots and towards the skin.

It should be noted that the hair in strands should not be divided too finely. This artificial separation itself is an external stimulus for the dog. For natural protection, the hair itself will still form aggregation again. state. As the hair metabolizes and grows, the hair in multiples or strands becomes more obvious and denser.