How to care for Bullmastiffs? In daily care, it should be noted that Bullmastiffs are very susceptible to diseases, so owners should pay more attention in this regard. Learn more about ways to prevent or treat skin diseases in dogs.

Bull Mastiffs have different grooming requirements than other smooth-coated dogs. They rarely need bathing, only once or twice a year. It is worth noting that some skin diseases are spread among dogs of this breed, such as gum disease, allergic dermatitis, thyroid imbalance hair loss, etc. If you find similar signs of skin diseases, you should consult a veterinarian as soon as possible. Do not use strong irritating shampoos and conditioners to avoid allergic reactions. As with other droopy-eared breeds, its ears are susceptible to infectious diseases due to less air circulation than those of dogs with erect ears, so frequent cleaning is important. Some individuals' ears tend to float up during the teething stage. If not corrected in time, they can easily become deformed. At this time, you should first seek help from the dog breeder or a dog health organization. If not treated in time, it will lead to serious ear disease.

Since dogs of this breed are highly susceptible to diseases, their faces should be kept clean, especially after eating, and washed with warm water and medicated soap. The feet (especially between the toes) should be kept as clean and dry as possible, otherwise cysts are more likely to occur. Entropion of the Bull Mastiff's eyes may occasionally become a problem. If you find discharge or inflammation in the eyes, you should seek immediate veterinary attention.

To prepare for a beauty pageant, the only thing you have to do is not comb your dog's coat with a rubber comb, but trim your dog's toenails and trim its beard.