Wear gloves when bathing your dog. On the one hand, if gloves are not worn, dog shower gel may cause dryness and cracking of the skin on the owner's hands. On the other hand, many dogs don’t like bathing and may react violently during bathing. Wearing gloves can effectively prevent owners from being unintentionally bitten or scratched by dogs when bathing their dogs.

Precautions when using gloves to bathe a dog:

1. Comb and unknot the hair. Before bathing the dog, take off your gloves to clean the dirt off the dog's body, comb the dog's hair all over, and use a knot opener to open the knotted hair.

2. Measure the water temperature. When wearing gloves, the perception of temperature will become worse, and it is easy to fail to grasp the water temperature. You need to take off your gloves at the right time to sense the water temperature.

3. Make sure it is washed. After washing the dog, take off your gloves and touch the dog to see if there are any slippery areas to prevent the shower gel from not being rinsed off.