(1) Utensils: waterproof apron, shower rope, rubber bands, shower head, cotton balls, eye ointment, bath shampoo, comb, small plastic bucket, hard sponge, soft towel and hair dryer, etc.

　(2) Bathtub: An appropriate bathtub must be prepared. The height is preferably half the height of the dog and slightly larger than the dog. It must be enough to accommodate the dog and does not affect the bending operation of the person when taking a bath. It is best to put a rubber mat or towel on the bottom of the tub to prevent your dog from slipping. The sink is of appropriate height and size, has an adequate supply of hot and cold water, is equipped with a shower head, and a small platform for drying the dog after bathing. Clean and disinfect the sink after bathing. When bathing a dog in the bathtub, it is best to wear a waterproof apron to prevent splashing water from getting the clothes wet.

Some dogs that are not willing to take a bath will jump out of the bathtub and run around when you are not paying attention, leaving wet footprints and water stains on the ground. This is when the dog needs to be restrained in the tub with a shower lanyard. The coat of some long-haired dogs is thicker and not easy to wet, so using a shower head will undoubtedly make people feel more relaxed. The small plastic bucket can scoop water to rinse the dog's body and can also be used as a container for diluting bath shampoo.