Grooming every day

In daily life, pay attention to the hygiene of your dog. Make sure to comb it at least once a day, clean the dust and dirt from the hair in time, and keep the dog with a clean body. Avoid being affected by bacteria, parasites, skin diseases, and body odor.

Keep brushing your dog’s teeth

Keep brushing your dog’s teeth. Generally, you should brush your dog’s teeth at least 2-3 times a week. If conditions permit, you can also take your dog for an oral examination every year to clean and strengthen the teeth to protect oral health.

Cleaning the anal glands

The dog’s anal glands should also be cleaned in time. You can clean the dog’s anal glands regularly to prevent the dog from developing body odor.

Clean the ear canal

Ears are also an important source of body odor in dogs. During the breeding process, regularly checking the health of the dog's ears and cleaning the ear canal are also an important way to prevent the dog from developing body odor.