Solution to dog’s unwillingness to brush teeth: Step 1

The owner wraps a small amount of gauze around his finger or wears a dog’s tooth cleaning glove, and gently touches the dog’s teeth with his finger every day. Then reward the dog with some food. The effect of this is to make the dog no longer resist the owner touching its teeth and associate brushing with reward food. Persevere for a while until the dog is very accustomed to you touching its teeth. This is a step-by-step process, so be patient.

Solution to dog’s unwillingness to brush teeth: Step 2

After the dog is completely accustomed to the owner touching its teeth, you can try to apply a little pet toothpaste on gauze or finger cots, and then Stroke the dog's teeth again, and then continue to reward food. There are many flavors of pet toothpaste. The owner should try to choose the flavor that the dog likes. You can try it by applying a little bit first and see the dog's reaction before choosing the appropriate toothpaste. Then the owner slowly increases the amount of toothpaste until the dog adapts to the smell of the toothpaste.

Solution to dog’s unwillingness to brush teeth: Step 3

After your dog gets used to the gauze, you can try replacing the gauze with a toothbrush. It takes a while to train a dog to adapt to using a toothbrush for brushing teeth, and some dogs will be more repellent. Owners must be more patient with their dogs, and do not scold them during the training process. Dogs are very smart and I believe they will be able to accept having their owners help them brush their teeth.