Precautions for combing Bulldogs

First : Special tools should be used when combing, and human combs and brushes cannot be used. To use an iron comb, hold the back of the comb with your hands, swing your wrist gently, and comb horizontally. Use coarse, fine, and medium mesh combs alternately. The usage of the comb is to use the strength of the wrist. The brush has many teeth. When combing, lift the hairs with one hand, and then brush the other part.

Second: When combing, the movements should be gentle and meticulous, and should not be rough or rough, otherwise the dog will feel pain. Be especially careful when combing the hair near sensitive parts (such as external genitalia) .

Third: Pay attention to your dog’s skin. White pink is good. If it is red or eczema, there may be skin diseases, parasites, allergies, etc. and should be treated in time.

Fourth: If parasites such as lice and fleas are found, they should be wiped with a fine wire brush or treated with insecticides in time.

Fifth: When the dog's coat is seriously stained, conditioner (1000 times diluted) and baby powder should be used together with combing. Before combing the coat, if you can wipe the dog's body with a towel soaked in hot water, the coat will be more shiny.

Sixth: For dogs whose fine fur (undercoat) is seriously tangled, use a comb or wire brush to follow the growth direction of the hair, starting from the tip of the hair, and then combing to Go to the root of the hair bit by bit and do not comb or pull it hard to avoid causing pain and pulling out the hair. If the felting is severe, you can use scissors to cut the felt piece in the direction of the hair dryer, and then comb it. If it still cannot be combed, you can cut off the felted part and wait for new hair to grow gradually.