Care for dog hair

1. The metabolic cycle of dog hair is about 20 days. This cycle should be followed when bathing. Bathing is too frequent or the interval is too long. , will affect hair growth and hair quality.

2. The dog's skin is weakly alkaline. When bathing, you should choose a weakly acidic bath liquid or a mild, less irritating shampoo to avoid causing skin allergies and dry coat of the dog.

3. There are many bath gels on the market for different hair types and hair types, so owners can make more targeted choices.

4. When bathing your pet, you should follow the order from back to front and from top to bottom, starting from the anus and finally washing the head, so as not to rinse the head too early and cause the dog's irritation
Discomfort and confrontation.
5. Daily combing of pet hair is very important. It can not only reduce the formation of hair knots, but also promote blood circulation in the skin and accelerate the repair and growth of hair follicles.

6. Curly-coated dogs have thick curly hair that is easily knotted behind the ears, armpits, and neck, and need to be combed with a steel needle comb for daily grooming; soft-coated dogs have brittle and easy-to-break hair. When combing, use a wooden-handled needle comb to gently comb the coat with the power of your wrist to reduce damage to the hair; for hard-haired dog breeds, you can use a shaving brush to remove the underlying fluff and dead hair, leaving only Stiff, straight hairs on the lower surface.

7. For silky hair, use anti-static coat care products and conditioners while combing to avoid hair damage.