How to comb your dog's hair? Regularly combing, bathing and grooming your dog's body hair is not only beneficial to the dog's health and appearance, but also keeps the house clean and hygienic. Combing is also a science, so how to comb it correctly What about?

Dogs moult in spring and autumn, and a large amount of coat will fall off at this time. A large amount of hair loss will adhere to various indoor objects and people, affecting indoor hygiene. If eaten by dogs, it will also affect the dog's digestion. Therefore, it is necessary to comb the dog's coat frequently. This can not only remove the dirt and dust from the shed coat and prevent the coat from getting tangled, but also promote blood circulation, enhance skin resistance, and relieve fatigue.

Brush your fur once in the morning and evening, and comb it for 5 minutes every day.

1. The order of combing: start from the neck, 13 from front to back, and proceed from top to bottom, that is, first from the neck to the shoulders, then back, crotch, waist, abdomen, then comb the head, and finally It's the limbs and tail. After combing one side, comb the other side.

　2. Combing technique: Combing the hair should be done quickly along the direction of the hair. When some people comb long-haired dogs, they only comb the long hair on the surface and ignore the undercoat (fine hair) below. The dog's undercoat is soft and dense. If it is not combed for a long time, it can easily form tangles and even cause eczema, psoriasis or other skin diseases. When combing long-haired dogs, comb them layer by layer, that is, turn up the long hair, and then comb the undercoat.

　3. Types of combs: hair brushes, elastic wire brushes and long, sparse metal combs. The brush can make the ends of long hair fluffy, but the fine hair (undercoat) cannot be combed out. Use a hair brush, a flexible wire brush, and a long, sparse metal comb to groom long-haired dogs.