Steps to bathe a dog

First of all, before bathing a pet dog, whether it is a long-haired dog or a short-haired dog, the hair should be combed first, so that the hair will not become tangled and difficult to comb after the bath. open. Secondly, the water temperature for dogs cannot be too high or too low. Before bathing, test the water temperature with your dog's paw to see if it can tolerate it. Third, after everything is ready, wet the dog’s whole body with clean water. Be careful not to pour the water into the dog’s eyes, ears, and mouth. After getting the whole body wet, apply an appropriate amount of pet shampoo (use it according to the instructions, because some pet shampoos can be applied directly to the dog, and some need to be diluted with water first).
Fourth, after shampooing, gently rub the dog’s body with both hands. Note that parts such as the dog’s neck, buttocks, limbs, etc. must be thoroughly rubbed and cleaned. First, sensitive parts such as the belly must be rubbed gently so as not to hurt the dog.
Fifth, after rubbing, use clean water to completely clean the pet dog's body without leaving any foam involved. It should be noted that after the dog takes a bath, the water droplets should be wiped off with a dry towel, and then the dog's wet hair should be dried thoroughly with a hair dryer to prevent the pet dog from getting sick.