Situations in which you cannot bathe an English fighting dog:

1. The female dog has just given birth to puppies. Female British Bulldogs have just given birth to puppies and are very weak and have poor immunity. Taking a bath at this time can easily cause them to get sick.

2. Just finished the vaccine. Do not bathe your English Bulldog for one week after vaccination.

3. British bulldogs who are in poor physical condition or have just recovered from a serious illness have very poor resistance. In order to avoid worsening of the condition or getting sick again, you must not bathe the British bulldog during this period.

4. After strenuous exercise. After an English Bulldog undergoes strenuous exercise, the body's blood circulation is very fast. Taking a bath immediately will cause the blood to not flow back to the heart well, resulting in insufficient blood supply.

Precautions for bathing the Yingdou dog:

1. Comb the dog's hair before bathing to prevent the coat from getting tangled together. When combing the hair, in order to reduce the pain of the Bulldog, combing should be done gently and slowly.

2. Trim the dog's nails to prevent the dog from scratching the owner's hand due to nervous escape during the bathing process.

3. Keep the bath water temperature at 36-38 degrees Celsius. Wet the whole body of the bulldog, then apply shampoo, and gently rub all parts of the dog's body with both hands.

4. When cleaning, be sure to prevent the shampoo from flowing into the dog's eyes or ears, rinse the body thoroughly, and do not leave the shampoo on the dog to prevent dog dermatitis.

5. After taking a bath, wipe the water on the body with a towel, and then dry it thoroughly with a hair dryer to prevent the Bulldog from catching cold and getting sick.

6. Bulldogs should not bathe too frequently to avoid damaging the protective layer on the surface of the skin and causing skin diseases.