How to care for the hair of Pyrenees Sheepdog? Because the hair of Pyrenees Sheepdog is relatively thick, it is still difficult to take care of it. If it is not taken care of properly, it is more likely to suffer from skin diseases.

Pyrenean Sheepdog Hair Grooming

Start by gently brushing away the knots and clumps of hair with a smooth brush. Be gentle when brushing.

Use a round-headed needle brush to brush the entire body. Be gentle to avoid pulling out the hair. After brushing, the dog's fur should be free of any tangled knots. The thick hair under long-haired dogs' legs is easy to tangle, and the skin here is also relatively sensitive, so special care should be taken when grooming this area.

Use a wide comb to comb the hair all over the dog's body and comb out some small knots. Then comb it again with a fine comb (a fine comb is recommended). Be careful not to use a short-bristled brush for combing.

Use scissors to trim the long hair around your dog’s feet. Remember to trim the long hair in front of the toes. This area is prone to accumulation of dust and dirt. If not cleaned in time, it will cause inflammation, so trim it frequently.

Use a pair of sharp scissors to trim the long hair and undercoat (long, thin hair) on the dog's buttocks (the connection between the hind legs) so that the hair in this area is less likely to tangle and accumulate dirt.

Use a razor to shave off the hair on the abdomen. Hair that is too long and too much will stick to the dog when it urinates, and it is easy to produce body odor.