In fact, Huskies need to be groomed regularly just like people, and this grooming is not just about grooming, it can also help prevent Huskies from suffering from skin problems and other physical problems. Huskies can be groomed from an early age so that they can get used to it, and it will be much easier in the future. As a Husky breeder, how much do you know about the beauty methods of Huskies? Follow the editor to learn the beauty methods of Huskies today!

How to groom your Husky:

Method 1: Healthy fur care

Regular fur care is very important for the health of Huskies. It can not only remove the dirt and dust from the shed coat and prevent the coat from getting tangled, but also promote blood circulation, stimulate the skin to produce oil secretion that can protect the fur, and strengthen the skin. Resistance, relieve fatigue. Check your skin carefully for hair loss, inflammation and unusually sensitive areas. If you find that your Husky is constantly itching, it's time to see your veterinarian for a checkup.

Method 2: Combing

When combing, the hair should be combed in the direction of the hair. It is best to start with a small area and comb slowly until you have smoothed it out. From front to back, proceed from top to bottom, that is, first from the neck to the shoulders, then back, chest, waist, abdomen, hindquarters, and finally the limbs and tail. After combing one side, comb the other side. If some of the hair is lumpy or knotted and cannot be combed through, you need to use scissors to cut it. When some people comb long-haired dogs, they only comb the long hair on the surface and ignore the undercoat below. The undercoat of Huskies is soft and dense. If it is not combed for a long time, it can easily form tangles and even cause eczema, psoriasis or other skin diseases. When combing long-haired dogs, comb them layer by layer, that is, turn up the long hair, and then comb the undercoat. Generally, first use a comb with dense teeth and a grate to clear it, and then use a comb with sparse teeth.

Method 3: Brush the fur

Start from the head of the husky and slowly brush to the tail and legs. Brush with a fine wire brush. Regular brushing of the coat is very helpful for the Husky. It helps the skin secrete oils that protect the coat, making the coat healthy and shiny. In addition, use a steel brush to brush against the growth direction of the dog's hair to make the hair fluffy.

Method 4: Cut nails

Cutting the soles of the feet and cleaning the feet is very important. If the soles of the feet are too long, they will breed bacteria. You must dry and blow dry the Husky's feet after washing them, otherwise it is easy to get fungus, which is a serious hazard to the Husky's health. The hair under the belly can be trimmed short depending on the situation, especially in summer to help dissipate heat. In addition, there may be dirt near the anus of long-haired dogs, so be sure to check and clean it out first.

Method 5: Clean ears

This is mainly to prevent the Husky from breeding ear mites and prevent the Husky’s ears from producing odor. To clean the ear canal, you can use ear cleaning water to drip it in, wait for the Husky to shake his head, and then use a cotton swab to follow the ear.Slowly turn the cotton swab from the outside inward to bring out the dirt. A healthy Husky's ears should be odorless. Note that when cleaning, you must pay special attention and be careful not to hurt the Husky's ears.