Comb the dog's hair first

It is best to bathe in a room with a suitable temperature. First, comb the puppy's hair to make it smooth to prevent it from getting tangled in after being soaked by water. Together.

Prepare bath supplies

Put bath supplies such as pet bath soap, dry towels, etc. within reach for easy access. Adjust the water temperature and place a non-slip mat on the bottom of the tub to prevent your puppy from slipping or falling. To prevent water from flowing into your puppy's ear canal, you can put cotton balls in its ears.

Apply bath soap and rub

Wet the dog's entire body hair with warm water. Move gently. Then apply the diluted bath solution on the dog's neck, and then gently rub it all over the dog's body. Clean your face with a sponge or towel and wipe gently with water. The dog's limbs are the most easily dirty places. When cleaning, you can apply bath liquid on them and lift them up one by one for cleaning.

Make sure to rinse thoroughly

After applying the bath liquid all over the puppy and rubbing it evenly, try to keep the bath liquid for a few minutes before rinsing. If you choose a medicated bath solution to prevent and control fleas, it is best to keep it for more than 5 minutes to achieve the effect of killing fleas and insects. If the puppy's hair is long or difficult to clean, you can apply bath liquid twice. Then, rinse the shampoo off it repeatedly with warm water. This will make its fur shiny and its skin less itchy.

Dry the dog's hair promptly

After rinsing, hold the puppy's neck or back with your hands to prevent it from trying to shake its body to get rid of the water, and cover its entire body with a bath towel Wipe it over. Then let go of your hand and let it shake your body freely, and then blow it again with a hair dryer until the hair is completely dry.