Do I need to shave my lanugo hair when my gray Teddy returns to gray?
Gray Teddy does not need to shave its lanugo when it returns to gray. When Gray Teddy enters the hair removal period, it can shed its lanugo on its own and does not require artificial shaving. Artificial shaving will not help the Teddy grow hair, and will be harmful to the dog. It causes damage to the body and reduces the body's resistance. If you want the gray Teddy to grow better, you can strengthen the dog's nutrition in the diet and help the Teddy dog return to gray.
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