Strictly speaking, there is odor in any kind of dog, but the degree of the odor is different. Some dogs have very strong body odor, and they may produce strong body odor even if they have just taken a bath. Some dogs' body odor is relatively light or even negligible.

The Pekingese dog, also known as the Pekingese dog, is a very popular pet dog. If Jingba also has body odor, what should he do? What causes Jingba to have body odor?

Generally speaking, there are three sources of body odor in pet dogs:

The first is the ears,

The second is the anal glands,

The third is the oral cavity.

The specific cause of body odor is that the Pekingese is not taken care of in time in daily life. For example, if the dog’s ear canal is not cleaned regularly, its teeth are not brushed, its anal glands are not cleaned, and the Pekingese is not bathed for a long time, it will become dirty and produce a strong odor.

To eliminate the odor on your Pekingese’s body, finding the cause and solving it in a targeted manner is the key.

When you smell a peculiar smell on your dog, check carefully to determine what is causing the smell.

Pekingese dogs have long, thick hair, which can easily accumulate dust and dirt and breed parasites. Its ears are also droopy. This special structure makes it difficult for its ears to ventilate and is prone to breeding ear mites. If you find that your ears are smelling bad, cleaning your ear canals is a must.

In addition, if you don’t brush your teeth for a long time, your mouth will easily emit odor.

Of course, brushing its teeth, cleaning its anal glands, or simply giving your dog a big clean and bathing it are also ways to reduce the odor on its body.

As a qualified pet owner, you should comb your Pekingese every day and clean its ear canal, mouth, and anal glands every week. At the same time, you must bathe and clean it in time to ensure that the Pekingese's body is clean, so as to avoid it from producing an unpleasant odor.