The Papillon is one of the oldest breeds in Europe. Friends who raise Papillon Dogs will face the problem of bathing their dogs. So how should we bathe Papillon Dogs? What should we pay attention to during the bathing process? With these questions, follow the editor to learn the relevant knowledge of Papillon Dogs bathing .

How to bathe a butterfly dog?

First, brush the hair all over your body before taking a bath to avoid getting more tangled hair. In particular, you should clean out the knots, mud, tar, and chewing gum residue, and then squeeze the perianal glands (for this part, please ask your doctor for the correct squeeze method).

Second, put a collar on your dog before bathing it, so that you can control it more easily during the bath.

Third, the ears can be plugged vertically into the T-shaped ear canal with cotton swabs or cotton strips (do not use cotton balls, otherwise they will be washed halfway. When the dog shakes its head, the cotton balls will fall off).

Fourth, let the dog stand firm by itself in the special bathtub. First, wet the whole body with water of appropriate temperature. Gently comb the dog's hair to make the dog feel comfortable, calm down and ready for a bath.

Fifth, drop the shampoo, first apply the shampoo on the back, rub from the back to the buttocks, rub the whole body to make foam, and finally wash the dog’s head, ears, soles of feet, chin, and around the anus All washed. Be careful to avoid getting the foam into your dog’s eyes. While you scrub gently, hold your dog's collar with one hand to prevent him from jumping out or getting water everywhere.

Sixth, start flushing. The direction of flushing is to clean the dog's head first, and then clean the dog's body. Start from the head and gradually flush backward. Do not grab it all over the head. After washing, be sure to rinse the detergent thoroughly to make sure you have completely washed away the remaining detergent on the dog

Seventh, dry the dog with a large towel that can completely wrap it up, remove the cotton balls from the dog’s ears, and wipe them clean. Wipe with a towel first, and then blow dry with a hair dryer. Be sure to blow dry, otherwise the dog will easily catch a cold. If the dog does not have skin diseases, you can use the "warm" setting of the hair dryer to dry it, and comb the dog's fur while blowing. If your dog is suffering from a skin condition, allow the dog to dry naturally without getting cold, as the heat from a hair dryer can further irritate the affected area of ​​skin.

Eighth, after blow-drying, please remember to comb your dog’s hair. Finally, use toilet paper to clean the dog’s eyes and ears.