Puppies under half a year old are not suitable for water baths. It is better to dry clean them, that is, spray conditioner and baby shampoo diluted more than 1000 times every day or every other day, and comb them frequently, and then wash them with water.

Puppies are afraid of bathing, especially Shar-Pei puppies, who are even more afraid of water. They will avoid even small puddles on the ground. Therefore, it is necessary to do a good job in training the puppy to take a bath for the first time, that is, fill the basin with warm water and put the puppy in the basin with only its head and neck exposed. This way it will feel comfortable and will not be reluctant to take a bath in the future. . In addition, water should be prevented from entering the eyes and ears of puppies.

Dogs who are unwilling to take a bath should use the correct bathing method. Let the dog's head stand to your left, and use your left hand to block the lower part of the dog's head to keep the dog in good condition. Place your right hand on the side of the bathtub, wet it gently with warm water in the order of arms, back, abdomen, hind limbs, shoulders and forelimbs, then wipe it gently with shampoo, then comb it quickly with a comb, and press both sides of the anus with your fingers. Then scrub and squeeze out the secretions from the anal glands. Use your left or right hand to cover your ears from the chin up, and gently rinse with clean water from the tip of your nose. Be careful to prevent water from entering the ears. After reaching the jaw, rinse the body with clean water. Immediately cover your head with a towel and wipe dry. Long-haired dogs can be dried with a hair dryer. They should constantly comb their hair while blow-drying. As long as the dog's body is not dry, it should be combed until the hair is dry.