1. Combing: Combing can open the hair knots and remove large pieces of dirt, making it easier for the owner to bathe the dog.

2. Take a bath: Taking a bath can remove the old dandruff accumulated on the skin. In the summer, wash the poodle once every two weeks, and in the winter, wash it once a month. Bathing too frequently may cause damage to the skin. Destroys the oily protective layer on your dog’s coat.

3. Hair protection spray: If the dog lives in a dry environment, it may also cause a lot of dandruff. You may wish to use some oily hair protection spray. After spraying on the hair, it can prevent the moisture on the dog's hair from evaporating quickly.

4. Comb the dog's hair after washing: After taking a bath, you need to comb the dog's hair again. At this time, you can use a hair dryer to help comb it. The air outlet of the hair dryer should not be too close to the dog, and the temperature should not be set too high, otherwise the dog may be burned. If you see knots during combing, you can wet the knotted area with water and then comb it out. If the knots are too big to open, you can only cut them off.

5. To clean the ear canal, gently wipe it with a cotton swab dipped in ear drops. Be careful not to insert the cotton swab too deep. Then cut the nails to confirm the position to be cut, and then cut them quickly. Finally, use a file to smooth out the unrounded areas.

6. Squeeze the anal glands: The anal glands are located at the four and eight o'clock positions just below the dog's anus. When you feel two bulging bags, you can start to squeeze the anal glands of the dog. Squeeze from light to heavy, and don't put your face near the dog's anus, because the fluid in the dog's anal glands may spray onto your face.

7. When trimming Poodle hair, you need to pay attention to six lines - foot lines, back lines, hip lines, chest lines, waist lines and head lines. The laziest way is to just cut the dog's hair short based on the last trimming. However, if you want to change the dog's style, you need to do some homework in advance and judge which style is more suitable for the dog based on its size and personality. kind of shape.

Remind owners: Don’t use “one size fits all” when trimming. You must know that once you do this, your dog’s hair will no longer be able to be reattached. In order to give your dog the best look, it’s better to spend more time. Trim carefully.