Notes on bathing long-haired dogs:

1. Don’t bathe your dog too frequently. The dog’s skin has a protective layer. If used too frequently, the skin may develop dryness, dandruff, or even skin infections.

2. The water temperature must be controlled well. It should not be too hot or too cold, which is not good for the health of the dog.

3. After bathing the dog, dry or wipe the hair in time. Be sure to dry it thoroughly, otherwise bacteria will easily breed and the dog will suffer from skin diseases.

What are the steps to bathe a dog:

1. Before bathing, comb the hair. Combing your dog's hair before taking a bath can comb out the knots in your dog's hair, otherwise it will be difficult to untie them when it gets wet.

2. Rub the dog with shower gel. If you want your shower gel to lather up quickly, you can buy a pair of ordinary sponge gloves, which will bubble up very quickly.

3. Be sure to blow-dry your dog’s hair. Be sure to blow dry, otherwise it is easy to get skin diseases if it is wet. If you go to a pet store to take a bath, be sure to check whether the dog has been dried before taking it home. The store clerk may not have checked, and the owner is most secure if he or she does it himself.