Notes on raising a dog: Don’t bathe too often

Dogs’ skin is alkaline and has natural protective oils on their bodies. Bathing your dog can remove dirt from the fur and speed up the metabolism of the skin and hair, but frequent bathing will destroy their protective oils and cause dryness, allergies, itching and other problems.

The frequency of bathing your dog depends on the breed, weather, skin condition, and living habits. Generally speaking, once a week to two weeks is enough.

Precautions for raising dogs: Use dog-specific shower gel

The pH of human and dog skin is different, and the bath products we use can cause dog skin to become red, dry, itchy, or even hairless. Dog bathing must use special bathing products. Dogs with skin conditions should follow the advice of their doctor.

Precautions for raising a dog: Bring a leash

The leash is a kind of protection that can prevent dogs from accidents such as car accidents, and can also prevent dogs from attacking passers-by and fighting with other animals. In addition, the traction rope is the most accessible training tool, and it can also play a role in calming the dog's anxious mood.

Notes on raising dogs: Do not feed dogs human food

The prepared food we eat contains too much salt, oil, seasonings, etc., which will cause harmful effects on the dog. This puts a huge strain on your dog’s kidneys. Dogs that eat human leftovers for a long time will not only become obese, but will also develop many diseases and their life span will also be affected.