The dangers of not drying your dog after bathing:

1. The first direct impact is that dogs are prone to catching colds. For dogs with poor resistance, they may even get colds. Cause more diseases.

2. Failure to blow the dog clean will cause the dog's hair to turn yellow, die, and have excessive dandruff.

3. Failure to blow-dry can easily lead to dog skin infections. A humid environment is very conducive to the growth of fungi. Long-term bathing without blow-drying greatly increases the chance of dog skin infections.

Six steps to bathe a dog:

1. Clean the dog’s body debris; before bathing the dog, you should first remove all the hair on their body. Comb it through.

2. Make preparations; before taking a bath, the owner can put a collar on them and plug the dog's ears with cotton strips.

3. Let the dog adapt to bathing first; first let the dog stand in the bathtub, then fill the water with your hands and slowly wet the dog's hair.

4. Apply the detergent to the dog’s back, tail, limbs, and finally the head.

5. Start flushing; when flushing, you need to start from the head to avoid foam entering the eyes or ear canals.

6. Dry and blow dry; use a hair dryer or a pet dryer to completely dry the dog's hair. After drying, you need to comb the dog's hair again.