How to comb the Finnish Lapphund's coat? You should comb the dog's coat frequently. This not only removes shed coat, dirt and dust, prevents the coat from getting tangled, but also promotes blood circulation and enhances skin resistance. Relieve fatigue.

How to comb dog hair

Comb the hair starting from the neck, from front to back, and from top to bottom, first from the neck to the shoulders, then along the back, chest, waist, abdomen, hindquarters, then comb the head, and finally For the limbs and tail, comb one side and then the other. For small and medium-sized dogs with long hair, comb the hair in the opposite direction first, and then comb the hair in the forward direction. This can remove large pieces of dirt and dander and make the hair more tidy. After combing, you must wipe the body hair with a hot towel again to remove fine dust. Make the fur look more beautiful. For long-haired breed dogs, you can first divide the body hair into upper and lower parts, start from the bottom, and comb part by part. In actual operation, you should comb along the direction of the hair, first comb the tip part, and then slowly comb to the root of the hair. If you encounter clumps of hair, you can slowly break them apart with your hands before combing them. Hair balls that have formed into balls must be cut off with scissors before combing.

The last combing process for long-haired dogs is to use a denser grate to remove the dirt that cannot be removed with the comb and smooth out the hair. When combing, gently hold the comb and repeat the aforementioned hair combing process, slowly transitioning from the tip to the root. If you can't get rid of the thorns, you can use a comb to go through it again. Or comb less hair each time, gradually until combing is completed.

Note: Combing should be done quickly and in the direction of hair growth. When combing long-haired dogs, some people only comb the long hair on the surface and ignore the combing of the undercoat (fuzz) below. The undercoat of a dog is soft and dense. If it is not combed for a long time, it can easily form tangles and even cause eczema, psoriasis or other skin diseases. When combing long-haired dogs, you should comb them layer by layer, that is, turn up the long hair, and then comb the undercoat.