1. Brushing: Start from the feet, from top to bottom, from head to tail, and be sure to comb the hair against the hair, and then comb it along the hair, because this can untie most of the knots.

2. Combing: Combing the small hair knots that cannot be combed out with a needle comb, because if the hair knots on the dog's body are not completely combed out before bathing, then these dead knots will be even more difficult to comb out after bathing.

3. Bathing: After completing some of the previous preparations, you can bathe the dog. The cycle of bathing the dog can be determined according to the type of dog and the length of its hair. Generally speaking, it is longer. Haired dogs usually take a bath once a week, while short-haired dogs take a bath once every half a month.

When bathing your dog, you must pay attention to the control of the water temperature, and the water temperature should not be too high even in winter. The water temperature is generally controlled between 35--45 degrees. In winter, the temperature can be increased appropriately. . When bathing, water should be prevented from entering the dog's ears, otherwise it will cause ear diseases.

4. Eye and ear cleaning: First sprinkle ear-plucking powder into the ears, and use hemostats to pluck out the hair in the ears. Be careful not to pinch the dog. Then apply ear cleaning solution on a cotton swab or put a drop into the ear to clean the inside and outside of the ear. Eye care is relatively simple. We only need to drop some eye drops regularly to prevent eye diseases. If the tear ducts are severe, special eye medicines are needed.

5. Drying: After bathing your dog, use a highly absorbent towel to absorb excess moisture from your dog's body, and then use a hair dryer to dry the hair. When drying with a hair dryer, do not blow too hot or too intensively, as this may burn the skin unnoticeably. And when blow-drying, you can also comb the hair while blow-drying, which is called plucking. The hair blown out in this way will be natural, fluffy and beautiful.

6. Nail repair: Too long nails will make it difficult to walk, and will also cause problems such as unsightly walking posture due to bone deformation. Sometimes the nails are too long and pierce into the pads of the feet, making it difficult to walk. So for puppy nails. We must prune regularly.

At that time, the repair of nails was relatively simple. You only need to cut along the side of the blood vessels. Do not cut too hard, because it will easily hurt it. Generally, the principle is not to cut the blood vessels until they bleed. And it is best to develop a habit from an early age, usually cutting once every 2-3 weeks. This can avoid the toenails being too thick due to too long blood vessels.

7. Basic hair trimming: The main purpose here is to trim the hair in places that are easily overlooked.

The hair on the soles of the feet: If the fur on the soles of the feet is not shaved, pets will easily slip and fall when running indoors.

Belly hair: Long hair on the abdomen and legs will affect walking or make it easier to get dirty.

Hair around the anus: If the butt hair is too long, it will affect defecation, andIt will also cause the adhesion of excrement.