Pay attention to cleaning the ears

If the dog’s ears are not cleaned regularly, they will easily become dirty and develop ear mites. If your dog's ears are not cleaned regularly, the dog will scratch if there are ear mites in the ears. If the ears are scratched, the ear canal will become inflamed and smelly. It's actually very simple to avoid odor. Just keep your ear canals clean. If you clean your ear canals regularly, you won't get ear mites.

Pay attention to cleaning the anus

The anus is the smelliest part of the French Dou's body, and it is also the most neglected place. It is recommended to squeeze the dog's anal glands before bathing, which can reduce the odor. It is best to feed more crude fiber foods at ordinary times, which can help discharge anal gland fluid, reduce odor and reduce the number of anal gland squeezes.

Pay attention to cleaning the mouth

If the dog does not grind and brush its teeth regularly, the mouth will also emit bursts of odor. It is recommended that the owner brush the French Dou's teeth before taking a bath to help remove the odor. It is usually best to buy some large pieces of pig and cow bones for your dog to grind their teeth, which may help get rid of bad breath and exercise their teeth.

Pay attention to cleaning the soles of the feet

Dogs have sweat glands on their feet, and the soles of French Bulldogs are also one of the places where sweat is emitted. When giving your French Dou a bath, you can wash its paws well. It is best to trim the French Dou's feet regularly and clean away the dirt.