The correct way to bathe a Cocker Spaniel

The correct way to bathe a Cocker Spaniel:
1. Comb the Cocker Spaniel’s hair. Before bathing your Cocker Spaniel, comb its hair to prevent its hair from getting tangled after the bath. The owner can comb the dog's hair in the direction of growth. When encountering knots, first untie the knots and cut off any knots that cannot be untied.
2. You can wear a collar for your Cocker Spaniel to facilitate control of the dog. You can also prepare cotton and stuff it into the dog’s ears to prevent shower gel and dirty water from entering the dog’s ears.
3. Put water at a suitable temperature in the bathtub. If you are worried that the temperature is not suitable, you can first put the dog's paw in to test the water temperature. If the dog does not reject it, then the temperature is suitable. You can start bathing the dog.
4. Do not spray water on the dog’s sensitive parts, such as eyes, ears, nose, etc. You can wet the dog’s body with a towel, then apply shower gel to the dog’s body and rub it, especially Limbs, neck, abdomen, buttocks and other parts should be cleaned. After rubbing for 5 to 10 minutes, you can rinse it with clean water.
5. After washing, wrap the dog in a bath towel, and then blow dry it with a hair dryer. Be sure to blow it quickly to prevent the dog from getting cold.
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